Do I have a STD?
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yesterday I started feeling some burning in my lady parts and pain when wipping myself, I check and it looked like a rash, really red and irritated, like the ones babys get... well I put some cream on it and went to sleep, next morning most of it was gone but now I still have pain in my vaginal area, expecially my labia, and when it feels like a scab, I checked again and I have small bumps on my minor labia and a white spot just below my vagina entrance, I really worried :S
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maria60303
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feelbroken maria60303
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Have you recently had a sexual partner?
It does possibly sound like herpes sweetie, as I have it myself. You need to go yo the doctor and get tested to be sure.
maria60303 feelbroken
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currychic maria60303
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maria60303 currychic
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feelbroken currychic
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rebbeca988 maria60303
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simonthethird maria60303
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If you have had a sexual partner recently it may be an STI but if you have not it is highly unlikely!
But do please get this checked out by a Genito Urinary Clinic or by a doctor.
There is nothing to be embarrassed about. Medical staff are 100% used to dealing with such areas
maria60303 simonthethird
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feelbroken maria60303
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Unfortunately, lots of people lie about their status, but when it comes to herpes, 80% don't even know they are infected, so he probably doesn't even know. He also coukd have five it to you through oral sex, if that's what it turns out to be. It takes 3-6 months for antibodies to show.
currychic maria60303
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feelbroken currychic
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homo_dieticus maria60303
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simonthethird maria60303
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So very likely it's "one of those things" and so not an STI, not herpes nor anything horrid!
Keep an eye on it [as it were] would be my advice and any recurrence - or perhaps anyway - see the doctor
feelbroken simonthethird
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And your comment is offensive to us herpes sufferers on here and you're perpetuating the stigma by putting it in a statements like that. The most common reason people don't believes they have herpes, is because of situations just like this. It disappears and they figure they're fine... Denial has to do w it too.
At the end if the day, you should have and need to go to the doctors. It sounds exactly like herpes and the diaper rash cream helps, because it is zinc oxide, something even recommended as treatment for herpes sores to sooth and help heal. You need to go have a blood teat done in 3 months and abstain from sexual conctact w anyone until those results come back. It takes 3 months minimum from time of primary ob, for your body to create antibodies.
simonthethird feelbroken
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However so many worry about so many things that - as you have said in the past - the worry brings its own problems.
The UK websites that I have seen suggest that it does not come and go - or at least not that regularly and again in UK it is not that common. There were some 32000 infections daignosed last year [and I accept that not all will be but that goes for all STI]
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feelbroken simonthethird
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If you notice, she had it for a couple days and eventually it went away... She needs to go get tested and she recently had sexual contact and she's never had something like this happen before what does that say? Females don't just pop up w rashes on pur lady bits
maria60303 feelbroken
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feelbroken maria60303
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Your description is strange on not seeing anything, yet they feel like scabs. Do you have a picture of them?
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currychic maria60303
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