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Herpes or not

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ashley44394
ashley44394

I've had what seems like fordyce spot. They don't change I've had them for about 3-4 months I've had a pelvic exam and she said everything seems fine. I had sex in April and I noticed them in late August beginning of September. I don't few sick I haven't been sick the whole year. No abnormal discharge. Sometimes a little itch but not bad or constantly. Can someone help.

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  • FelizCastus
    FelizCastus ashley44394

    Posted

    Not herpes. First outbreaks usually happen within one to two weeks, and the lesions heal in several days. No way they would stick around unchanged for months, so you can relax about herpes. smile
    • ashley44394
      ashley44394 FelizCastus

      Posted

      Thank you so much. Yes they kinda look like goose bumps. But they have not changed since I have first noticed them.
    • sweethheart5703
      sweethheart5703 ashley44394

      Posted

      Did she check you for HPV? I am not saying that is it but maybe it's causing genital warts. 
  • rockin_R
    rockin_R ashley44394

    Posted

    I'm your first question is not clear. Or your first symptom is misspelled can you repeat
    • ashley44394
      ashley44394 rockin_R

      Posted

      I also forgot to mention I'm on the depo shot. I read the side affects and that all seems to make since
    • rockin_R
      rockin_R ashley44394

      Posted

      Cool that was close next time wrap that rascal please so you don't have to worry about something you can not take a pill for and it kills you be careful
  • ashley44394
    ashley44394

    Posted

    What would cause the opening of the vag to hurt near the anus it only hurt today when the water hit it in the shower I was rinsing off?
    • FelizCastus
      FelizCastus ashley44394

      Posted

      Use a hand mirror and try to look. Could be a small tear or possible lesion. That's a common location for herpes lesions in women.
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