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HSV or HPV? Pic included

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does this look like genital warts? i was recently diagnosed with HSV-2 by blood - no symptoms ever. on valtrex for suppression. also just took diflucan for a yeast infection. File size is too big

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  • Guest
    Guest

    Posted

    File size is too bigimage

    • Guest
      Guest

      Posted

      im having constant burning and pain.. about two weeks now. all other STD were negative

    • kim12266
      kim12266 Guest

      Posted

      if u are having burning around the vagina it could be yeast infection on the outer skin this isnt herpes or warts its normal fordyce spots if u have been treated for yeast infection with fluconizole i found it treated my discharge but i had to use canestan creme for a week aswel to deal with the outside skin

  • sara10514
    sara10514 Guest

    Posted

    this could be your first outbreak of hsv2. I don't think it's warts.

  • Mariana1299
    Mariana1299 Guest

    Posted

    does notnlook lile herpes either. looks like fordyce spots

  • mark50520
    mark50520 Guest

    Posted

    If you had no Herpes symptoms ever, why on earth are you taking Valtrex?

    • Guest
      Guest mark50520

      Posted

      personal decision to reduce asymptomatic shedding as my partner is negative

  • mark50520
    mark50520 Guest

    Posted

    The picture doesn't look like Herpes to me, especially not two weeks in. Would expect either red marks or scabs at that stage

  • Guest
    Guest Guest

    Posted

    i have those too and i a virgin those are normal dont pull and aggrvate your vag by opening it and stretching it

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