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Painful bumps on vagina

Me and my boyfriend were messing around with each other and I was masturbating myself, I was rubbing my clit really really hard for about two hours. Afterwords it hurt really bad I could barely sit down. The next day I went to an amusement park and was sweating a lot too. days later I have white bumps on it. They are very painful. Could these just be blisters from rubbing it so hard? They’re in my pubic area right above my vagina.
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Ouch, go easy on yourself girl!  Yes, you could have caused some friction blisters and burns.  You could maybe put a little vasoline on it or preparation H believe it or not works in that area for things like this.  As long as you did not have sex or contact that could result in something like herpes which it doesn't sound like you did. This sounds like it is strictly limited to you rubbing yourself too hard.  It may hurt when you pee as it heals and you can use a squirt bottle of room temp or slightly warm water that you squirt as you go pee to make it hurt less and it also may itch a bit as it finishes healing.  That's a sensitive area and you have to be a bit gentle with it.  good luck
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