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Herpes or not ?! Please help

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christine_44474
christine_44474

Well 2-3 months ago i had for like 2 seconds I’m protected sex and den he put a condom on so a couple weeks later my friend was telling me a story about her somebody I use to talk to caught herpes so it got me scared because heard you can have it and not even know it and decided to make an appoitment and do a std screening and that day I decided to look at my vagina and seen this bump on my Libia I keep pressing it and doesn’t hurt that got me scared so 3 days later got tested and made sure was tested for herpes 2 Igg got my result and came back negative but I tested positive for chlamydia, would chlamydia would give me that bump ? But ever since den I’ve been paranoid I look at my vagina every  hour to make sure there’s no other bump other den that they is no other symptoms but the bump went away but I want to show you the pic of he bump and tell me what you guys think am I being paranoid even after my test came back negative but since I had a bump and got tested a day after wouldn’t that make me have antibodies if that bump was herpes ? 

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  • christine_44474
    christine_44474

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    And I wanted to point out that i got tested prior like in December and everything was negative I jst had a BV and den after me and the dude has sex , couple weeks later that’s when I decided to look in my vagina and seen that small bump , what to do guys ? 
    • christine_44474
      christine_44474 missred58514

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      The thing isn’t idk I wouldn’t even have notice it if I didn’t look at my vagina. But We’ll was no pain but it’s gone and I got tested for herpes igg and negative 
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