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Do I have herpes?

I had a one night stand stand 2 weeks ago unprotected. The next morning my vagina didn't feel right. It stinged really bad next there was a bump on my vagina where hair grow and I popped it. White puss came out also blood but it didn't go away for about 4 days. then my vagina started itching, stinging real bad one night I looked at it and it was red a Lil swollen not to much and red bumps on my vagina lips. I rushed to the hospital to get tested. They told me from the looks I had herpes but still did a swab test on the bumps to make sure they prescribed me with anycloir 800mg 5x a day for 10 days. I went back home to get some rest and the next morning the bumps were gone before I even started the pills. My vagina looked normal but I had a lot of discharge and still it tingled. Now 4 days later my herpes results came back negative but my vagina is burning really bad. Help?
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This does not lead to you straight to herpes at all.

Herpes lesions do not have pus and ulcerate and scab (not fading in 4 days).

Most series STDs do not cause little bumps but do their nasty work internally. There are many skin issues such as bacteria, including folliculitis, yeast, molluscum and scabies that cause bumps.

I feel your bump may be and infected hair follicle or duct.
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Thanks for the help still driving myself a Lil crazy because everything I look up on the internet go str8 to herpes.

Every other std cause red bumps?
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If this was a primary herpes infection there is no way known the lesions sound disappear in a day!

Discharge is not directly associated with herpes but more with bacteria or yeast. The burning and tingles are readily caused by these conditions.

I'd also test for other STDs.
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