Prolapsed Labia

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Prolapsed Labia

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I think I have prolapsed labia but I m not sure + scared to ask my mother. is it a rare case + how do people develop it. if u were to have sex for my first time, would a guy be turned off or how do you think he'd ask. -concerned. NJ

Dear Concerned in NJ,
First of all, let me commend you for being aware of your body, particularly your sexual body parts. It is important to stay aware of what is "normal" for you, in case there are any changes.

Because the concern you describe involves a physical part of the body, it is difficult to evaluate the problem and answer your question over the Internet. I will give you this advice, however: If you are worried that a part of your body is not healthy, it is best to see a clinician (doctor or nurse) for a physical exam. He or she will be able to tell you if everything looks normal or if there is a problem and, if so, how it can be treated. Talking to your mom may help in this process-she may be able to help you find the right place to go and she may go with you if you are nervous about going alone. If talking to your mom isn't a possibility, there are clinics (such as Planned Parenthood) that will see teens and protect their confidentiality. You can go there to get an exam. Call1-800-230-PLAN to get the names and phone numbers of clinics near you. Good luck and thank you for your question! Erika Pluhar

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September 19, 2006