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Ok so this is new to me. I have had yeast infections before but i'm kind of scared now that I have been reading about Herpes. A couple of days ago my partner and I used a new vibrating toy bullet i am also allergic to latex and still use condoms. I am used to swelling after I use them. I noticed some discharge and chopped it up to yeast then I noticed a red irritated small spot between the fold of my vaginal lips above my clitorus. It has no bumps and is in the area where the vibrator was used. the discharge has no odor but the area was slightly itchy and sore. I am noticing that since I used the cream the itch has calmed (this is the first day of use). I have always thought of herpes as open sores with bumps ....however is it possible for this to not just be a yeast infection? To be honest i'm not sure if he washed the vibrator before use even though I should have asked. It was fresh out of the package could that also contribute to this?
Ok so this is new to me. I have had yeast infections before but i'm kind of scared now that I have been reading about Herpes. A couple of days ago my partner and I used a new vibrating toy bullet i am also allergic to latex and still use condoms. I am used to swelling after I use them. I noticed some discharge and chopped it up to yeast then I noticed a red irritated small spot between the fold of my vaginal lips above my clitorus. It has no bumps and is in the area where the vibrator was used. the discharge has no odor but the area was slightly itchy and sore. I am noticing that since I used the cream the itch has calmed (this is the first day of use). I have always thought of herpes as open sores with bumps ....however is it possible for this to not just be a yeast infection? To be honest i'm not sure if he washed the vibrator before use even though I should have asked. It was fresh out of the package could that also contribute to this?
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
