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  Vaginal cysts  are lumps that resemble sacs and are filled with liquid, air, or another substance. Vaginal cysts are typically innocuous and painless. Usually, the cysts have different sizes; some are too small to notice, while others may be as large as an orange. Several things could cause vaginal cysts. Injuries sustained during childbirth, a buildup of fluid in the vagina, and the presence of benign tumors in the vagina are some of the main causes of cysts. Symptoms of vaginal Cyst Most times,  Vaginal Cysts  do not have any symptoms aside have a lump in your vagina. It shouldn’t hurt to have a cyst. However, certain larger cysts, particularly those in the Bartholin’s gland, can be uncomfortable when you move, engage in sexual activity, or use a tampon. When cysts get infected, they are more likely to hurt. Normal skin bacteria or a sexually transmitted illness can both cause vaginal cysts to become infected. Vaginal cysts that are infected can develop an absces...

  What is vaginal discharge? Vaginal discharge  is the fluid that helps to keep the vagina clean and free from infection, vaginal discharge is completely natural. But its color, texture, and quantity may differ depending on the age and timing of periods. However, some variations may indicate a particular condition. These may include a change in color or odor as well as a difference in consistency. Click here to talk to a healthcare specialist What is considered normal vaginal discharge? Normal  vaginal discharge  should be clear or white. It should not smell bad, and its thickness may change during periods. Its other features include: Texture:  It is normal to have a vaginal discharge that ranges from watery and sticky, to thick and pasty. Your body’s hormones cause this change, but factors such as infection can also change the consistency of vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge that is slightly solid, frothy, or accompanied by itching and a change in color may ...