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vaginal question
by bearhug21, Oct 24, 2007 01:35AM
Ok i slept with my x-boyfriend about 4 months ago and since then i have been itchy like all night and part of day, it has a little bit of a odor not too bad but its there. also just recently i noticed bumps like pimples i have not changed any soap or anything and i notice him when i see him that he tends to scratch himself alot what could this be??
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by Fourpaws, Oct 24, 2007 09:38AM
I am not sure. You should make an appointment with your ob/gyn, it could just be a yeast infection?
by bearhug21, Oct 24, 2007 11:16PM
now when i said bump like pimples I made it sound like alot i actually noticed a couple they dont specificly itch themselves just the whole area, even the labia, does it sound like a std??
by Fourpaws, Oct 26, 2007 02:22PM
Do you shave? That will cause the area to itch.
by free spirit, Oct 26, 2007 02:33PM
Crabs?
by fleijm, Oct 26, 2007 05:08PM
It could be crabs. But also you both could have a yeast infection. Not all yeast infections result in 'cottage cheese' like discharge. Some cause dryness, redness, itching, irritation, bumps. Get yourself to the Gyn or atleast Planned Parenthood have them do a culture. If you've got it he's got it so you need to make sure if it's yeast that you get enough to treat you both. Bottom line you need to go to the doc and get it checked out.
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