What causes greenish vaginal discharge and a cauliflower-like bump near the vaginal canal?

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Vaginal discharge is quite common. But green vaginal discharge means that you have a vaginal infection. The most common causes of greenish vaginal discharge are:

1) yeast infection or vaginosis.

2) Sexually transmitted infections (STI) like trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia).

As you are not sexually active, STIs are uncommon. Cauliflower-like growth near the vaginal canal is mostly due to genital warts because of HPV. It could be non-sexually or sexually transmitted. Not all warts are cancerous, but we need a complete evaluation to see what kind of warts you are developing. Also, a per speculum examination of the cervix is required, as these growths are sometimes present in the cervical area too. You need to do certain investigations to know what organisms are causing the discharge and infection. Visit a local doctor for a per-speculum examination in detail. Take one probiotic tablet every day to strengthen your immune system and get rid of the symptoms. Do not finger or touch the vagina and avoid douching.

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Not necessarily do they cause cellular changes so quickly. The non-cancerous types are more found in non-sexually active people. As you are only 21 and non-sexually active, so do not worry about cellular changes. The greenish vaginal discharge is a different infection. It is not due to HPV.