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itchy raw uncomfortable feeling on vulva when walking?

I gave and received unprotected oral to a guy who's STD status I do not know. I asked him several times and he insists he is clean, but anyway. I got strep throat a few days after the sexual encounter. I was on amoxicillin for it for about two weeks and I got a yeast infection as a result, I used equate 3 day antifungal suppository and for the most part my symptoms went away, but I was still stuck with this itch on my vuvla lips two weeks later. It only itches/feels uncomfortable really when I walk. Could this itching be a sign of an STD such as herpes genital warts etc. I had one pimple that was filled with pus that I squeezed and the pus came out followed by some blood that shout out onto my mirror, I put a warm towel on it for a while and when I woke up the next morning it was almost gone. I am about 260 pounds, so maybe it could be chafing from my thighs rubbing together?
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Surely does not sound like any std. Receptive oral sex is of very little risk. Oral hsv1, ngu and gonnerhia are the risks. Those risks are very very small. The pimple you describe is just that. I am confident that the irritation you feel is either chaffing or your delicate skin down there is still sensitive from the yeast infection and or the pimple. If it persists. Go back to your gynecologist.
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