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Vaginal sores.

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alexandra36933
alexandra36933

i started out with having BV and my doctor gave me antibiotics, which then gave me a chronic yeast infection. Ever since my yeast infection ive had vaginal sores on my labia that look similar to herpes. Is there any correlation between the two ? imageimage

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  • sbbu15
    sbbu15 alexandra36933

    Posted

    I would go to the doctor and get the lesions swabbed ASAP. I've had BV and got a yeast infection from the antibiotics too. I don't believe either of these would cause sores or ulcers on your labia. Do you have any other symptoms along with the lesions such as flu like symptoms, swollen lymph nodes, burning when urinating or a strange tingly sensation in your nerves? These are all symptoms of genital herpes.

  • alexandra36933
    alexandra36933

    Posted

    i went and got swabbed yesterday but i cant stop searching for answers i have burning pain when i pee its horrible. i have no flu like symptoms though

  • lori73929
    lori73929 alexandra36933

    Posted

    I HAVE HAD BV and went on antibiotics following month I HAD A horrible yeast infection! I DID not get sores, please get this checked out!! this is not normal.

  • mia32810
    mia32810 alexandra36933

    Posted

    yeahhhhh that looks like herps hun. or if you wear thongs the material could have caused a abrasion that caused a infection. what did the doctor say?

  • G0623
    G0623 alexandra36933

    Posted

    thats herpes girl i have the same thing when i break out but mine dont hurt at all and it dont burn when i pee

  • mil30411
    mil30411 alexandra36933

    Posted

    Question for those who have the virus.

    • Did the blisters first appear as bumps or open sores?

    • If bumps, did your bumps ever just go away without bursting?

    • Were the bumps soft or hard? (with fluid or no fluid?)

    • Did the bump(s) ever stay longer than 2 weeks without bursting or having fluid?

    i prefer say bumps rather than blisters, because blisters sound like they're opened

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