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Okay so i need some help I recently had unprotected sex with my bf yes stupid of us.. But now when i urinate it burns so i took a closer look and saw i had some like white sores on my vagina. What is this do i have something?? Is there anything i can do before having to go to the doctor? Will they go away? To top it off I think i have a small hemorrhoid to so i just need some answers
If there anyway i can get rid of this on my own with out going to a doctor will be great. Btw my bf and i were virgins so i dnt think its a std
Some please give me feedback asap thank you
If there anyway i can get rid of this on my own with out going to a doctor will be great. Btw my bf and i were virgins so i dnt think its a std
Some please give me feedback asap thank you
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Okay, you are right on that. :>) Hopefully this clears up. If you and your boyfriend are virgins, an std does seem unlikely. Do you trust that he is really a virgin? Anyway, give it a few days and perhaps all will clear. good luck hon
Thank you for the info but I cant really let the area air dry now because I started today..
COMMUNITY LEADER
Since she said they were both virgins, I am not sure about it being an std. :>) Let us know poster if that is the case. good luck
the white bumps could be genital warts, i was diagnosed some month before with genital wart and they look the same as you discribe and the burn sensation it could be an infection. you should visit a doctor. dont panic. hope u get well
Okay, so unfortunately an STD/STI was the first red flag that came to me when I read this (genital warts, HPV, or Herpes). I would absolutely go see the gynecologist as soon as possible. You could possibly have a very severe yeast infection, but even so, you'd still need to get some antibiotics for treatment. Keep me informed if you find out!
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Hi there and welcome. Well, it could be little cuts from the friction of sex. They'd burn when urine touches them. Try to let the area air dry at night a bit. The hemorrhoid shouldn't be related to sex. Have you been constipated and having to work a bit to have a bm? Try Preparation H or Tucks pads, they work pretty well and add fiber to your diet for that. See if those little spots disappear. If not, you may need to consult with a doctor. And use protection for sex. good luck hon
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