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i cut or scartched the openin lips of my vagina
hi i last week i had sex with my boyfriend and did a bit of foreplay but he was really rough and the sex was unprotected and the next day i was really sore and i thought it could of been a thrush otherwise but i couldn help rubbin it..
from rubbin my vagina i scratched or made a tiny cut at the openin of my vagina lips and i kept an eye on it for a few days but its really sore and stingin and its very red with a puss or somethin comin out of the cut and i clean it with warm water every day..
its very irratatin and i feel i need to scratch or rub it every few mins
have i got an infection or an STI??
im only 16 and to scared to talk to anyone or go to the doctors..
please help me
from rubbin my vagina i scratched or made a tiny cut at the openin of my vagina lips and i kept an eye on it for a few days but its really sore and stingin and its very red with a puss or somethin comin out of the cut and i clean it with warm water every day..
its very irratatin and i feel i need to scratch or rub it every few mins
have i got an infection or an STI??
im only 16 and to scared to talk to anyone or go to the doctors..
please help me
yes, absolutely you should go see the doctor.
the doctor is there to help you and not judge you. also, if you feel ready enough to have sex then with that you take on the responsibility of taking care of yourself. that involves getting a pap test and talking to your doctor. also, if you're not ready for a baby you should consider birthcontrol or go condom shopping with your boyfriend. there are lots of different kinds and some are there for the girls pleasure (which your boyfriend may not consider if you're not there)
the point is, knowledge is power and if you're going to avoid situations like this then you need to get more involved and know more about the situation. go see your doctor, i'm sure he or she will be able to help and help prevent it from happening again.
also, if you dont want it rough tell him so, stop him or even leave if you have to. you should be proud of who you are and stand up for yourself if he is taking advantage of you and not listening to your needs. sex is a mutual thing and you have the right to enjoy it too.
stay safe! and have fun
the doctor is there to help you and not judge you. also, if you feel ready enough to have sex then with that you take on the responsibility of taking care of yourself. that involves getting a pap test and talking to your doctor. also, if you're not ready for a baby you should consider birthcontrol or go condom shopping with your boyfriend. there are lots of different kinds and some are there for the girls pleasure (which your boyfriend may not consider if you're not there)
the point is, knowledge is power and if you're going to avoid situations like this then you need to get more involved and know more about the situation. go see your doctor, i'm sure he or she will be able to help and help prevent it from happening again.
also, if you dont want it rough tell him so, stop him or even leave if you have to. you should be proud of who you are and stand up for yourself if he is taking advantage of you and not listening to your needs. sex is a mutual thing and you have the right to enjoy it too.
stay safe! and have fun
oh and if it helps i have to go to the docs too tommorow to talk to her about the thrush i got and yes its not comfortable but it needs to be done hun so that it doesnt get worse make sure u go to the docs ok
hun sounds like u have a slight infection, u might just need some antibiotics to clear it up, dont use anything to strong down there that will make it worse book in to see a doc tommorow and they will be able to give u something to clear it up
i had the same probs this wk my partner and i had rough sex and i ended up with thrush for a few days not comfortable! but u can get a cream that helps alot for next time all u need to do is go to the chemist if u get thrush to treat it
i had the same probs this wk my partner and i had rough sex and i ended up with thrush for a few days not comfortable! but u can get a cream that helps alot for next time all u need to do is go to the chemist if u get thrush to treat it
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