A 42-year-old realtor comes to your clinic, complaining of "growths" in her vulvar area. She is currently undergoing a divorce and is convinced she has a sexually transmitted disease. She denies any vaginal discharge or pain with urination. She has had no fever, malaise, or night sweats. On examination you see a woman who is anxious but appears otherwise healthy. Her blood pressure, pulse, and temperature are unremarkable. On visualization of the perineum you see two 2- to 3-mm, round, yellow nodules on the left labia. On palpation they are nontender and quite firm. What diagnosis best fits this description of her examination?

The correct answer would be - Epidermoid cyst .

Explanation:

Patient explains symptom as -

vaginal growth with no pain or discharge

no fever or night sweat

In examination following symptoms found-

Healthy looking, normal blood pressure and body temperature

found 2 -3 mm yellow, round nodules on the left labia but not painful and quit firm.

Diagnosis on the basis of symptoms and examination-

Epidermoid cyst

Reason : epidermoid cysts are nodules that are small round firm found in the labia and characterized as nonpainful formed due to blocked sebaceous gland.

Thus, the correct answer is - Epidermoid cyst .

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