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RED BUMBPS iNSiDE VAGiNA PLEAAASEEEEE HELP!!!

SO i HAVE BEEN SEXUALLY ACtiVE BUt HAVE USED A CONDOM EVERY tiME. RECENtLY i HAVE HAD tHiS ON AND OFF itCHiNG tOWARDS tHE BOttOM REGiON OF MY VAGiNA. itS ON tHE iNSiDE AND itS KiND OF RED. FOR A WHiLE it FELt ROUGH AND i tHOUGHt it WAS MAYBE FROM tHE ONE tiME i HAD SEX AND tHE CONDOM WASN't SLiPPiNG iN AND OUt EASiLY SO i tHOUGHt it MiGHt BE iRRitAtiON BUt NOW i HAVE ONE OR tWO RED LittLE BUMPS. tHE itCHiNG REALLY ONLY OCCURS iF i PAY AttENtiON tO it OR tOUCH it AND BOtHER it. iM tHiNKiNG it MAY BE AN ALLERGiC REACtiON BUt i DON't KNOW. AND i AM FREAKiNG OUt. SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME.
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i agree with what they said.
go to the gyno and just say that you have itching down there, you don't have to say you are worried about an std if you are scared, the doc will swab stuff and find out what is wrong.
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Go see a doc.  Could be yeast, alergic reaction to condom, soap, detergent,  could be an STD.  You can't be diagnosed on the internet.  If you don't treat things now, things could get worse.
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