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Why is my clitoris raw?!

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Lanisha88
Lanisha88

MY clitoris is raw and the skin on one side is like light pink. I've had a yeast infection for about a few weeks now, my doctor appointment is on the 20th. I have a rash down there as well. COULD the rawness be from the yeast infection? I've had a yeast infection for a minute now so I'm patiently waiting but it seems like it may be getting a bit worse. I've never had sexual intercourse but I did have unprotected oral sex ( received & gave ) on february 1st. I have masturbated in weeks. But for the past couple of weeks i thought I had herpes so I was constantly using my fingers to check down there for genital ulcers and my paranoia got the best of me. Could it be raw from me touching it so much? I can't wait to get a diagnosis to see whats wrong with my body. I didnt include a picture this time because it was easy to explain. I'm also having slight pain and burning in my clitoris. If it is an std i dont know what? My discharge is white & think but theres no foul smell.

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  • Lanisha88
    Lanisha88

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    I also used vaginal TEA TREE OIL suppositories to help with the yeast infection while I have to wait. Could I be having a reaction? I've used them before and this has never happened but I've been using them 2 times a day lately and I stopped and then I used another yesterday and I am not noticing the pink rawness today? It looks like the top layer lf my clitoris forskin has peeled off a little and is dry.

  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee Lanisha88

    Posted

    A white,thick discharge sounds exactly like a yeast infection and yes the rawness could be from this infection,especially if you are masturbating. Can you buy a Canesten pessary to use? and some Canesten cream for the vulva. If you are in UK they are very easy to buy in any chemist. I think this would give you some respite until you see your doctor.

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