What could cause white bumps in the vagina?

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I will start step by step through your problems:

1. Vaginal openings can vary from pink to brown to black, depending on the skin color. The discoloration to whitish may be an indication of fungal infection, and it may be the cause of irritation. For this, antifungals, after examination, are given by a gynecologist​.
2. The little tiny bumps under the vaginal skin might be cysts. The cysts are sac-like structures usually filled with liquid or a hard substance that can manifest under the skin. These are painless, feel like pebbles, and can be moved with fingers. Treatment is generally not required, but if these are particularly bigger, the doctor might drain them. A warm water bath or a heating pad will temporarily relieve you. But if these are red bumps and do not change in size, it could be a cluster of overgrown blood vessels (angiomas) which are again harmless. And if these are either white, pink, or flesh-colored, they could be molluscum. Again you need to see a doctor. And there are so many other causes too.
3. The hard rock you mentioned could be a Bartholin cyst. There are glands in the vaginal lips which can become swollen and painful.
4. If you are sexually active, an STI (sexually transmitted infection), workup may be required.

I hope you have answers to your queries, but if you have any more questions, please feel free to contact me or ask anytime.

A gynecological examination is required to reach a definitive diagnosis.

Thank you.