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Herpes?!?

I need serious help! I cant stop worrying! My boyfriend and I had sex for about two hours (not the first time it was that long) 4 days ago. And about a day or two ago I noticed my vagina burning soooo badly when I pee, or when its touched even by toilet paper, or doing nothing but sitting. The lower part of my vagina, like the lips outside of the hole I think. Of course I felt sore after the sex because of obvious reasons. But this pain is almost unbearable! I don’t think I have an STD because my boyfriend doesn’t either and he isn’t experiencing anything wrong with his junk. But he did have a cold sore a little bit when he gave me oral sex...could i now have herpes!?!??!?!

Also the burning/chapped feeling continuous on the skin to my butt hole area. I REALLLLY NEED HELP! I just took a bath with Epson Salt. I’ve read some things in here, but I am too young to go to the doctors without my mother and if she found out id be toast! Im 17 though, and Im really really worried! PLEASE HELP!!!!!! Thank you
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try and use a squirt bottle, fill it with warm water and baking soda, and squirt it on the area, it doesnt help tons, but it defiantely helps a bit. Definately go get checked out, i also know of a girl who tryed ora-gel, i dont know how safe that is but it may numb it a bit, so i dont know if you wana try that, but you can also just try and keep the area as dry as possible by just putting baking soda directly on. ( if it is herpes, the sores will heal faster this way it can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for them to completely heal.)  I hope everything works out for you.Also, if you are too young to go alone, maybe go with your boyfriends mom or someone who is older and you are close to and can trust.

These arent professional answers, just coming from what people have told me and ive experianced.
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its safe to get checked out but check and see if you have any soars, blisters,redining and puffyness in the vaginal area in the next few days. but most likely not
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