I have developed several hard, white, seed-type spots on the labia. I am a monogamous woman, 70 years of age with no sexual activity. These spots do not itch, burn or seep, but are annoying to me. I don't know whether to see my OB/GYN, my GP or seek a specialist. The condition began with one, however I now have 4-5 spots. What could it be? Cysts?

November 15th, 2023

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