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Help!! Rough sex and now have sores/blisters on my labia

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Courts12345
Courts12345

I had very rough sex not long ago and it lasted 3 hours. I've got quite a bad split from it but now noticed some yellowish blisters! They started red like pimples. Now I went to hospital for the tear so had a full examination and the doctor told me it wasn't herpes so do any of you have an idea of what it could be?! There are 5 total, 3 on the edge of my labia majora and 2 on edge of labia minora. They are so painful and it hurts to wear underwear!!

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  • shad1987
    shad1987 Courts12345

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    Hey I remember with my ex back a year ago, we had the same experience. sex generally is good enough for 15-20 mins, than the human lubricatation tends to dry up, so usually artificial lubrication is used to avoid these burns.

    It could be just a rash or a burn from all the friction. 

    when your showering just be careful and dont use sented soaps, just use cool water and let it air dry. DO NOT dry it by scrubbing, maybe just a pat dry is safer.

    other than that if this stays for more than 2 weeks, than go back to the doctor.

    Good Luck

  • jackie97673
    jackie97673 Courts12345

    Posted

    Did you ever find out what it was? I’m having the same issue Right now.
  • sarah_03053
    sarah_03053 Courts12345

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    Did anyone figure out what it is ? I’m loterally having the same issue. Had drunk rough sex Thursday at like 2:30 am for probably a hour. Went to bed. Woke up Thursday to go to work at 10 and my vagina was super sore. I got home from work and noticed some kind of Idk like bump blister things. Everything I keep reading says genital herpes. But it just showed up over night. I’m totallt freaking out. 
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