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vaginal problems

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kim65023
kim65023

so me and my boyfriend had sex a few days ago and in the middle of it I started hurting so we stopped. well I went home a day or 2 later and I noticed the skin around my vagina was dry and looked scabby, this has happened to me before but I payed no attention to it just thinking it'd go away. the scanning went away but on the outer part of my lips it is still dry its began to itch and now there is a bump that had a scab, I picked it (bad I know) and it turned purple from squeezing it so much. my vagina now itches, the lips are dry and there's a little more scanning but the scabs are gooey. I pulled one off ,. not thinking and a little puss came out. my vagina itches and it burns along with it being dry. what does this mean ??? I'm scared that I may have herpes or something.

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  • cartercali
    cartercali kim65023

    Posted

    Are you in major pain .. Any pain during urination or something like that ?
    • kim65023
      kim65023 cartercali

      Posted

      it was but then it stopped. the scanning and everything is starting to go away. I'm kind of not as worried about it anymore but I still am. also, I always itch after sex even if I take a shower.
  • craig84609
    craig84609 kim65023

    Posted

    I know it is scary but you need to get checked out by your doctor. It can be an STD but it may not. Either way the sooner you go in the sooner you can get help for it. Chances are there is something that can be done for it.
    • kim65023
      kim65023 craig84609

      Posted

      it is scary but I'm only 15 and my guardians don't know anything about this.
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