Thank you for the fast reply ! I appreciate your time and value both yours and Dr Hooks opinion greatly .....
Welcome back to the forum. I reviewed your previous discussion with Dr. Hook and agree with his advice. To your questions:
1,2) Your description of symptoms certainly seems compatible with vulvodynia, and not with HPV. But personal evaluation by a knowledgeable provider is inherently more reliable than anything a distant expert can say based on written description. Finding HPV by biopsy probably outweighs the negative swab tests for HPV, so you probably do indeed have HPV. But if you do, it is not a likely cause of the burning and discomfort. HPV rarely if ever does that. On the other hand, if a doctor is recommending another biopsy, that suggests some doubt remains over the diagnosis -- perhaps of vulvodynia, HPV, or both.
3,4) Group B strep is a known health problem primarily during pregnancy, because of the risk of transmission to the baby, which can be very serious. It usually causes no other symptoms. However, this is not an STD issue -- and we don't give advice about gyn problems not caused by STD. You should discuss this with your doctor -- but if in doubt, follow the advice and take the amoxicillin.
5) You certainly cannot transmit HPV or any other STD that way; and group B strep wouldn't be a problem for your kids, so that's not a concern.
Sorry you are continuing to have symptoms, but I'm quite certain no STD is responsible. So there's not much we can do on this forum. Continue to work on it with your personal physicians.
Good luck--- HHH, MD