I’m panicking and terrified

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i had sex and he did get a bit rough a bit early before i was ready and then 6 days later i notices one spot type thing on the inside near my vagina and also one on my skin that i touched and now there are some more there where i touched. I have worn thongs that do rub in that area and i do shave and and sometimes accidently cut myself. they're not painful and dont itch or bother me at all and i have no other symptoms, its just them spots that I've had for about a week now and they haven't changed since they appeared. Not sure if they're caused from friction or shaving or if your period can cause them as i came on a couple days after they appeared or if they'imagere some type of warts or something else. I'm going to see the doctot but im terrified and cant stop overthinking what they are image

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  • Posted

    What do you use to clean your vulva? It's very dry and can be prone to getting easily injured

  • Edited

    Also, these spots can be caused by friction. If possible, use lube when having sex and be cautious with the underwear you wear

    • Posted

      thank you, I know i have some underwear that does rub so will start to be cautious of that

  • Edited

    Is he a new partner? If so i d get checked for STDs. The inner stuff could be friction, the outer ones my first thought was HPV, but I m not a doc.

    • Edited

      Going to the doctors on Thursday morning to have a look at them

  • Posted

    hi there, have any of the bumps popped or became crusty looking ? when you first noticed them did they burn or itch ?

    • Posted

      they havent changed since they appeared they've just looked like that they're not itchy and dont burn

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