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tumbleweedgirl
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Im only 18 years old, I have been sexually active, but always use a condom and my boyfriend and I clean up after having sex ALWAYS. He is the only person I have slept with. Weeks ago about 2-3 now, I got this god awful rash and I didnt know what it was (Ive never gotten a yeast infection before) but I looked up my symptoms and figured thats what it was. So, I got in the shower, because the itching was bad and put cold water down there to stop the redness and the swelling and possibly relieve some of the itching. No soap, no nothing. Just water. Then I went into my moms room and grabbed some monistat (7) and applied it to my vagina. The burning was so unbearable I could not take I began to itch frantically. I tried it for the next day and it was the same story. Eventually, I gave up because I saw no improvement and switched to hydrocortisone. A few days (2/3) of using it I noticed the bumps started to go away. So I stopped using it since the itching had died down too. Then, I noticed these white bumps started to form on my vulva. And it scared the crap out of me, so I went back to using Monistat. However, the white bumps keep coming back! Please help im scared I have an STD. This is the most recent image of it. image

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  • ann14932
    ann14932 tumbleweedgirl

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    this looks like a yeast infection. you should try the monistat 1 day. its an ondule that goes inside your vagina. the cream is only for outside the vagina. the ondule is placed deep inside and will release medicine. you should get relief within a few days . avoid the cream if it is making you burn.

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