Have white bumps that look like blisters in the vaginal area. They are not painful, but they are ugly.
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White Bumps
Your physician can find out why these are happening, and treat them effectively.
You should have your OBGYN take a look at them. They can be benign sebaceous cyst which are lumps that form under the skin,more specific think of it as a sac of oily substance that can build under your skin. They are usually the result of a swollen hair follicle or skin trauma. They can get infected and form a painful abscess, don't squeeze them and have a trained professional look at them.