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Bumps after sex

My girlfriend and I had sex 3 days ago.  She was a virgin, but I wasn't.  We actually started trying to have sex 6 days ago, but she kept telling me that it was hurting too much to go inside, so I kept stopping.  After we had sex, she has developed a white round bump on the inside of her mouth (lip) which is red around.  She also has developed little red bumps in her vagina, around the mons pubis area, above her clitoris.  She has high fever, and it is always hurting her inside her vagina.  I, have also developed little red bumps around the head of my penis, the shaft, and the testicles, although mine just appeared today.  They don't hurt, but are quite itchy.
As I said before, she was a virgin and had never done anything sexual with anyone.  I, have had sex before, and although I haven't had sex in over one year and a half, I get blood tested for any kind of stds every 6 months.  Last test was in March, which came out negative.  We initially tried sex without a condom, but then we used a condom and also used silicone based lubricant.
I am really worried and feel really bad that I may had given her something.  Please advice!

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She told me she actually has the same bumps around her labia, and she is having a brown vaginal discharge.  The bump on her mouth is already healing and some bumps around her vagina are drying too.

We will definitely be going to a doctor tomorrow (since today is holiday).  But, as with any person that is ill, we want to know what's wrong now.

Please advice!
Thanks!
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Sounds like a problem for a doctor. I would suggest that you both get checked out.
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