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Is this herpes ? HELP

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nxcole
nxcole

i had unprotected sex last night with my ex  and today my vagina is burning so I looked. It looks red/sore and close up there looks like a sore ? I haven’t had herpes before and I’m not sure if it is. Does it look like herpes or ??? I remember when I had intercourse I wasn’t very much turned on and was kinda dry ..... I tend to get “cuts” often too due to the dryness... I will go to the doctor in a few days due to work.. pls help

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  • nxcole
    nxcole

    Posted

    Wanna add that it doesn’t hurt when I touch. I don’t feel anything other than feeling a bit sore from last night 
  • JamesSawyer
    JamesSawyer nxcole

    Posted

    Greatings,

    Overall it looks healthy you can try to put a "Hypericum perforatum" oil on a sore but I think it is nothing serious. But check with your ginecologist just for the sake of it.

  • angela1975
    angela1975 nxcole

    Posted

    Herpes takes a lot longer to show than over right, it could be down to dryness 
  • david911
    david911 nxcole

    Posted

    No STI develops that quickly. Whatever you feel is definitely attributable to the dryness. If you're not sufficiently lubricated down there before sex, you'd be likely to bruise from friction.

  • HOWHARD
    HOWHARD nxcole

    Posted

    Hi NX I think its more to do with dry ness though its does not loot that dry, look very healthy, look get some coconut oil its a great lubricant for sex and your get lots of slip, its great as a daily vaginal health use, fights YI's nad has lots of other uses and last you can even cook with it.

  • fz39
    fz39 nxcole

    Posted

    Hi Nxcole, it doesn’t look like herps to me. It looks more like any sort of allergic reaction. Should go away on its own.
  • ajy96
    ajy96 nxcole

    Posted

    Looks like it could be a clogged pore or due to friction 
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