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Sores/ blisters around my vagina - asap!

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nics75
nics75

so 2 weeks ago i lost my virginity to a boy who i have been seeing for quite a while now, and a couple of days ago i started realising there was one or two blisters around my vagina, at first i assumed it was my knickers rubbing but now i have realised there are more and more! what could it be? they are around my knicker line and where my pubic hair is (i shave) they are red and spotty, along with some looking very pussy and some looking like an ordinary blister you would get on your foot? help!!

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  • angela1975
    angela1975 nics75

    Posted

    Hun please go and get checked for herpes the blisters sound like the ones I had around my mouth and throat, needless to say I contracted this through oral sex, if you wasn't using protection I would suggest you seek medical help. The man I was seeing was a 'carrier' for the virus so showed no signs. The blisters were quite large and pus filled I also developed a fever later on 
    • nics75
      nics75 angela1975

      Posted

      Thank you! however previously to having unprotected sex, we did have oral sex, both participating i used my mouth and he used his, would i not of got herpes from that? or is it just through vaginal sex?
    • angela1975
      angela1975 nics75

      Posted

      It takes a while Hun but hey go to your gp I was in pain for weeks before I went, a course of anti biotics and I was ok, sadly I'm told it can flare up from time to time, so far no flare ups x you can get it both orally and vaginally x
    • nics75
      nics75 angela1975

      Posted

      Okay, i come from london and i would rather not go to my GP due to the fact id prefer my parents not knowing, would a sexual health clinic examine it then tell me what is wrong? i have been there a few times before to get the contraceptive pill? x
    • angela1975
      angela1975 nics75

      Posted

      Yes of course but go as soon as you can and get treated and the sooner it goes and tell your boyfriend to get looked at, my ex was a carrier so he never showed signed x 
    • Chirsr
      Chirsr nics75

      Posted

      Are you native English/UK; i.e. born here, although your parents were from overseas? (British by birth; but you could hold what is known as dual-nationality).

      Go to a walk in sexually transmitted disesases clinic, or your local A&E and ask to speak to the Gynaecology unit.   You do not need to see your GP.  In any case, he is should only disclose anything to you your parents if you are under 16 and not seen as a "person at risk". 

      In the case of the latter he should be reporting it to the Police.

    • nics75
      nics75 Chirsr

      Posted

      thank you. the boy i am with however hasnt had sex before me though? is herpes possibly heridetry?
    • Chirsr
      Chirsr nics75

      Posted

      No that I am aware of; at least I have never come accross it in genetics.

      In any case, if it was, it would have appeared long before now.

      When did you first have sex with this boy, and has he had any history of herpes in his life time?

      I really do think you need to see a Gyneacologist or certainly a senior Doctor, and have this fully investigated.That is what they are there for.

      The sooner the better as this could turn in to something a lot worse.

       

    • rockin_R
      rockin_R nics75

      Posted

      Hello any new changes any news on the issue
    • angela1975
      angela1975 nics75

      Posted

      No herpes is a sti what I am saying is first ask the dr what it is and get a formal diagnoses if it is herpes I think you need to re ask your boyfriend about other partners before you x
    • rockin_R
      rockin_R angela1975

      Posted

      yes. next time and every time--- use a condom so you won't have to worry
    • nics75
      nics75 Chirsr

      Posted

      we first had sex 2 weeks ago and this started occuring last week
    • angela1975
      angela1975 nics75

      Posted

      Yes it does take a while for it to show after its like a virus in a way, but please seek help and get medication it took my sypmtoms away quite fast x
  • rockin_R
    rockin_R nics75

    Posted

    So it's all over your vagina? You haven't popped any of those have you? Even if you scratch and we can transmit further around the areas of your skin. In if you work she tried that and then touch your eye you would immediately get herpes of the eye also. So I'm glad you're taking some precaution but I will take all precautions if I were you you immediately need doctors care. Can you not get to the doctor can get some Valtrex? Need to start on that forest don't let any clothing more there seemed rub up against your vagina I will do is irritated
    • nics75
      nics75 rockin_R

      Posted

      yes its all over my vagina, but not inside just on where my pubic hair would grow. its also on my bum and one or two on my thighs
    • jennap04
      jennap04 nics75

      Posted

      Hi there. I work in the emergency room & have seen several of these which I am almost certain is "herpes".. You need to be seen immediately to get put on medication & you 100% need to not be doing any sexual activities until you are looked at!!!

      As soon as I saw where you said about the "puss", my immediate reaction was herpes.. I also agree with one of the other people who commented on your feed about having a serious chat with your partner regarding his past sexual activities... Something is not adding up here & he needs to be very honest with you because this is serious & obviously it is contagious!!!

      Also I agree with the person who said to not scratch them, do not try & pop them. Are you having any discharge at this time?

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