Lol, it would've been, but I just told her about it instead.
I just got back from the health clinic.
She said it didn't look or sound like herpes, but they are testing for it anyways.
She said my lymph nodes weren't swollen either, so is this a pretty good indicator?
I'm sure showing your mom your naughty bits was interesting....lol.
we'd totally be guessing as to what this is. it could be many different things going on.
grace
Another post, sry. After my mums opinion I looked up chigger bites or redbug bites and I found a picture that looked like it. A small tiny blister. There isn't any other bumps and the kind of itch would be what I'd say a normal bug bite itch.
Once again though, the 2 week mark is what scares me. Opinions or thoughts anyone?
I told my mum and she seems to think it was a redbug bite. It looks like a tiny skin colored bump. I noticed it IMMEDIATELY the next morning of camping. It's now been over 2 weeks and it still itches.
Is that likely of any type of bug bite at all? the fact its still there over 2 weeks later is what worries me.
No, it's not healthy at all and it's only causing me more anxiety then it's worth.
I've made an appointment for tomorrow, but it's just hard to trust doctors or nurses and for some reason them saying I'm clear wasn't enough the first time.
Anytime I feel an itch or see a normal bump, I freak out and my mind wanders to the worst. I need to stop
You are having an unreasonable reaction to the risk of std's. Why not talk to a professional about this and nip it right in the bud? 6 months of not having a romantic relationship due to a fear of std's isn't healthy is it?
So how do you deal with std's? Well if you know you are paranoid about them, don't have sex with anyone until after you've both had a full std screening done. Don't hesitate to ask to share each others results too so that you can see what each other was tested for. Also use condoms in a new relationship for a few months at least - they help reduce transmission of hpv if used properly ( something that can't be tested for as part of routine std testing ). Don't be afraid of std's, be informed about them! You go to the mall shopping and someone sneezes on you and someone else coughs on you. You didn't even touch them but then a week later you get the sniffles and think- betcha I got this from those folks at the mall last week! Why be surprised if swapping spit and body fluids and being naked with someone results in a std? Much more intimate contact!
Also stop thinking of folks as "clean" and "dirty" when it comes to sex. It just sets up bad thinking in your own mind when you do that. Don't confuse hygiene with std's - they have nothing to do with each other!
grace