A 25-year-old executive assistant presents to the family pra…

A 25-year-old executive assistant presents to the family practice clinic because of a painful bulge in her vagina. The bulge initially appeared 3 days ago and has increased in size. She denies fever or chills. The patient is sexually active in a monogamous relationship. On physical examination, she has a tense, hot, tender circumscribed mass beneath the labia. There is erythema around a small opening. What is your most likely diagnosis?

A 45-year-old nurse presents to the gynecologist for her ann…

A 45-year-old nurse presents to the gynecologist for her annual checkup. She is currently divorced and is sexually active; she has had more than 10 partners in her lifetime. On physical examination, you see a bright red, pedunculated mass protruding from the cervix. What is your most likely diagnosis?