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Blisters

Hi,
I have small blisters on my vaginal...right at the tip and where the lips close together. I noticed one about a month ago and I didn't do anything about it. Now there are a lot more. They are not irritating and they don't itch. The last time I had sex with a man was 7 months ago and we used protection. This is the only time I have had sex in the last 3 years. I am a bisexual and was with a girl before this one time. I do masturbate--and the bumps are mainly in that area. Is this genital warts or could it be an fungal infection of some sort? Or something completely different?
I don't want to go to the doctor because I am in Spain and I don't know spanish. So I would need a translator and that is just too many people knowing my business. Can anyone help?
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Thanks--I'm thinking too it may be a fungal infection. Maybe even jock itch because I play basketball and sweat down there a lot. I will have it checked out.
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The only way you'll know for sure what this is is to see a doctor.

It doesn't sound like herpes - its lasted too long.  It could be a fungal infection, or possibly an allergic reaction to lube or your lotion when you masturbate.  Even if you aren't using anything as a lube, I'd wonder if its on your hands.

Aj
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