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Strange sensation on one side of vagina

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ashley35236
ashley35236

I had unprotected sex almost two months ago.  Tested negative for stds.  Doc doesn’t test for Herpes unless there is an outbreak, which I have not had.   I have experienced a strange sensation in my vaginal area, focused on the left side for OVER A WEEK now, still no outbreak.   I haven’t felt bad.  I am recently getting over a yeast infection and UTI.   I went back to my gyno and she told me to stop worrying but I can’t.  I was told by the guy he was clean and assured me of this.  I feel so stupid and I am so stressed out.  This is my second post and I am still a nervous wreck over it.   My gyno said the chances of contraction would be very low and she said most people have an outbreak by now.  She did say there are exceptions though.   Can anyone ease my mind ??? (I know that’s probably not possible 😢wink 

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  • braxian_th41370
    braxian_th41370 ashley35236

    Posted

    If your that worried you can request a blood test. They will look for antibodies specific to herpes 2. That being said, your body can false positive on a yeast infection with antibodies. So after your clear for a month of yeast infection would be a good time.

    I know saying don't stress doesn't help I have anxiety too but you could also use a mirror and check things out, don't see any pimples inside the labia majora then you can relax a bit.

    • ashley35236
      ashley35236 braxian_th41370

      Posted

      The mirror has become a very useful thing lately... thank you for your reply.  I think I need to relax a little.   There is absolutely nothing there and it’s almost 2 months later.   
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