Sorry for graphic pictures, but I could really use help.
I’ve been obsessing over this for quite some time.
First doctor said I have condyloma, then I scheduled an appointment for removal of condyloma, but have been said by the other doctor that I don’t have anything.
have they not taken a test?
to me it looks like normal VP but it could be warts
I think they did wipe it with cotton ball and some kind of solution, but I’m not sure. Sorry.
I did a test on my own today with vinegar, and these are the results:
But I don’t know how to interpret them. I will surely go to another doctor, I just want opinion from people who had experience with this.
I never had any discomfort what so ever. I never even noticed I had something. 
Only slept with one guy when got diagnosed and he was my boyfriend of four years.
I just feel so depressed about it.
And thank you so much for your reply. 
wait so you do have it? or no? its not the end of the world! you can get them removed?
didnt you say that doctor was dodgy?
Yeah, the first doctor said just by looking at it that I have condyloma. I was in shock and told her that I’m in a long term relationship and had only slept with my bf at the time.
She than did use a cotton ball soaked in some solution put it there and took it off after a few seconds and said: “Yup. Condyloma.”
I never saw what happened and I was in a state of shock.
I then went to another clinic to have them removed, but they didn’t see condyloma and didn’t want to touch anything with laser.
And that is when I read that she has done that to multiple girls. There was this one girl who literally had the same experience as me, she even told her the same stuff from word to word.
I don’t know anymore.
i think it looks normal to me
mine is much worse and im so scared to know what it could be because ive never had sex. what could it be???
it just looks like normal VP, its the normal anatomy of your vagina
Hello!!!
vinegar test in external area is as ineffective as hydroxychloroquine for covid19. Keep calm!
VP for me, because are symmetrical and soft, but I’m still confused. I advise you to do a biopsy.