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Painless Bump on Labias...

So, I have a new partner. We use condoms every time but once there was some skin to skin contact. A day after we had sex we both experienced soreness. We thought it was due to rough sex but for me two days later the soreness was gone but a few bumps appeared. They are flesh colored, or have a white head like a pimple. They don't itch unless I touch them. They aren't really red unless i irrated them. I don't have any discharge or burning going on. He says he still feels sore but doesn't see any bumps. We used lube also. Can this be an allergic reaction or some sort of STD? we have both been recently tested negative for STDs. Please help! any ideas?
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736575 tn?1288902558
Possibly if he is having the same symptoms.  That is what comes to my mind.  It is good that you are getting tested anyway.  Then you know exactly where the both of you are in terms of sexual health.
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Thank you 2terrified. We both plan to get tested anyway. My boyfriend said he had a few bumps appear that don't hurt or itch as well. It's just strange that we both have the same symptoms at the same time. Could this be molluscum?
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736575 tn?1288902558
Yes, it sounds like you may have a reaction to the lube and/or just have irritation as a result of the rough sex.  
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