PLEASE HELP I've got blisters on my vagina, what is it? (Pic included)
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Hi on Thursday I shaved and I thought it felt different shaving this time (I usually always shave) and that night I could barely sleep because I was in so much pain and then the next day and since then I've had blisters appearing on my vagina that hurt so much I can barely sleep or walk and I'll have sharp shooting pains, I've honestly never experienced this much pain in my life. I have a boyfriend and I asked him about it he's the only guy I've ever slept with and he hasn't slept with any other girls and when I got with him he got tested and was clear so it can't be an sti surely? Please help it hurts so much and will it just go away?
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Does it burn when you pee? If there are blisters or lesions and there are several and it burns like crazy when you pee, then the chances are you've contracted herpes.
When I had it I had to pee into a bucket of warm water, as nothing else would ease the pain.
It's a virus and don't worry it will go away again, it just takes a few days. Refrain from sex (of course). Your boyfriend could have given it to you without knowing he is carrying the virus.
I admit I don't remember sharp shooting pains, so I could be wrong.
The genital herpes virus remains in the body and does flare from time to time but I promise you in the 40 years since I had my first attack, it has never ever been anything like as bad as that first time.
Cold comfort, I know, but the best I can offer. Your boyfriend should probably get checked out too.
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Keep in mind that it will likely flare up from time to time in your life, but it will be much milder and you may not identify it immediately (I didn't - but I didn't know it could go on flaring). So next time you're irritated and a bit sore down there, take precautions, but wait it through. No need to rush to the gynac.
Another thing you need to know that my gynac informed me just two days ago, and I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, (I must be about 90 years older than you!).... I haven't checked this up on line, so you please do so, but she said that there is a higher risk of cervical cancer in those who have the GH virus.
So be sure that you get regular cervical tests done (aka pap smears) , like once every two years, I think is the advised time.
But don't believe me, look it up for yourself.
I'm glad that you're less freaked out about it all. Our bodies are wondrous organisms with so much that works so beautifully most of the time. It's important for us not to fret about the things that do go wrong, over and above the call of duty, so to speak.
And there are many things that will go wrong in a lifetime, so better to be grateful for what goes right. Your sex life is one of them, so treat it with respect and reverence.
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