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Hi, i'm kinda worried and i do not want to go to a doctor. I just got this red bump with a blister top yesterday morning, n the inside of my labia i have been having sex with my boyfriend for 3 years and its only been us two with no other partners and he has not gone down down on my in a h while. I dont know what wrong with mme i have never had this happen before. we have sex maybe 2 or 3 times a month, and i go to the docter and the get tested every year and last one was in october and i was clean and its just one bump, but me and my boyfriend had sex a week aho without a comdom is that had anything to do with it. I get pap smears every yr, last one was in october...




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A blister that scabs over sounds like herpes.  You have to request herpes testing.  It is not automatic in full screenings.  So, i recommend you do so.  Since your blister has scabbed over, you will need to get a blood test.  And your boyfriend should as well.  I know you don't want to go to the doctor, but you could spread the virus to other people even if you do not have any blisters present.  Please go so you can be sure it is or is not herpes.  

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What can it be.
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Then I don't see how this is STD related if both have tested for STD's and are negative.
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it actually seemed to have gone down today its just scabbed over now.
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yes and it was negative.
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Bumps can be many things often not STD related. Has your boyfriend ever tested for STD's?
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