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Painful Vaginal Lesions help!

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rachel28203
rachel28203

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I was checked for HSV1 and HSV2 in october, negative. last week I began symptoms of a yeast infection. I usually will take my probiotics and heal it with home remedies, this didn't work. Bought Monistat, second night after monistat my discharged turned yellow watery discharge. I continued with Monistat, on the 3rd day my dr called in a script for Diflucan. It is painful to walk and urinate I noticed i had a couple tears near the vaginal opening. As fhe day went on they turned into what is on the picture. I went to the Er the PA was extremely rude and said you have herpes and took a swab and gave me the meds for herpes just in case it came back positive.

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  • rachel28203
    rachel28203

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    I am also a MRSA carrier but could this be a staph infection?

  • rachel28203
    rachel28203

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    I am also a MRSA carrier but could this be a staph infection?

  • rachel83386
    rachel83386 rachel28203

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    Pus = infection!

    I would be amazed if the test came back positive - is there any way you can find out that result? May be useful .... Genital warts are small, raised, usually painless growths (that sometimes look a bit like cauliflowers). Unlike sores, these growths are not normally painful and don't bleed or pus. They can appear as a single wart or as multiple warts in a cluster.

    You need anti-biotcs I reckon .... maybe a hot salt bath could help too, as could a product called Instillagel which is numbing - available on Amazon.

    Good luck in sorting it x

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