"I have two small red bumps on one of my large genital lips. It doesn't itch unless I touch it. What should I do?"

If you have two small red bumps on one of your labia, and they don't itch unless you touch them, it's best to wait and see if they disappear after your menstruation cycle. Avoid applying anything on them and try not to touch them. If the bumps are still present and painful after about a week, it is recommended to consult a doctor. They can determine the exact cause of the bumps and provide the appropriate treatment.

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"I have two small red bumps on one of my large genital lips. It doesn't itch unless I touch it. What should I do?"

If you have two small red bumps on one of your labia, and they don't itch unless you touch them, it's best to wait and see if they disappear after your menstruation cycle. Avoid applying anything on them and try not to touch them. If the bumps are still present and painful after about a week, it is recommended to consult a doctor. They can determine the exact cause of the bumps and provide the appropriate treatment.