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i have a strange lump
recently i have notcied a lump in between my vagina and my back passage which is worrying me because my doctor can't even tell what it is and my health is deotriating i get everything going around and i am currently 15 yrs of age my mum will most likely get fined because i am off school so much because i cannot even sit down properly that is hwy i can't attend school can anyone help me i have looked through 4 sites bbc breathing space samaritins and nhs none give me any answers please reply is you know something.
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There are two reasons I can't tell you what that lump is. First I am not a doctor, none of us are. Even if we were we would need to see it to examine it to make any type of diagnoses.
If you are seeing a family doctor I suggest seeing either a Gynecologist or if you have seen both of those doctors the a Proctologist might be the next best doctor to see. A Proctologist deals with problems of the Anal area and might have a better idea of what that lump is.
The fact that the lump is causing you problems in sitting tells me it has to be removed. So you might want to skip seeing any other doctors and go right to seeing a general surgeon. Most likely the general surgeon will order and MRI to see what that will show and possibly will also do biopsy. A biopsy does not mean the doctor thinks the lump is cancer. Biopsies are routine procedures to tell the surgeon what type of tissue the lump is made of so the surgeon can plan the type of surgery needed.
Once the MRI and the Biopsy are back it is possible the lump is just fibrous tissue that happens and the doctor can remove it with a simple office procedure under a local anesthetic.
Don't let the word Biopsy scare you. It is a routine procedure, diagnostic, used by surgeons to tell them what they need to know about whatever it is they are operating on. It has nothing to do with whether or not they think something is cancer or not. So don't start worrying until you have something to worry about.
My uneducated guess is you have some type of cyst. My wife had one when she was your age and had it removed. Hers was at the bottom of her spine and even though that surgery was 40 years ago the area of the incision is very sensitive as in ticklish. Of course when I want to be a royal pain in the ass, pun intended, I will tickle her there.
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