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@klaudia: Yes, you should tell your gynecologist about this lump, because it may be related to the reproductive system. The gynecologist should examine the lump to rule out possible more serious causes and recommend further management. Depending on the suspected cause of the nodule, the gynecologist may recommend additional tests, such as ultrasound or biopsy. If the gynecologist finds that the lump is not related to the reproductive system, he or she may refer you to a dermatologist. In any case, it is worth telling the doctor about this problem during the visit. The cost of visiting a gynecologist and/or dermatologist may vary by country, region and medical facility. In the case of a private visit, the cost usually ranges from several dozen to several hundred zlotys, depending on the facility and type of examination.

Hi I also have a question but a bit different, for over 3 years I do a lump on the pubic mound, it looks like it appears for about 2 weeks, then disappears somewhere for a month and again appears for some time and so on, it is a little hard and a little hurts when touched, in 2 days I have a visit to the gynecologist but because of another ailment, Should I also tell about this lump or is it better to go to a dermatologist? And if I tell the gynecologist about it, he will do some examination or do something?? If so, what will it look like and how much can it cost? I have a private visit to the gynecologist.