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Vaginal Irritation?! :(

A few days ago whilst drunk i was with a guy and had some foreplay, in other words he fingered me. It was no good but i just let him continue because i didnt want to be rude. The next day i noticed that my vagina was very irritated and sore. As the days continued i realized that both my inner labias are itchy red and irritated and also my vagina is rather dry. then last night i noticed a lil bit of blood when i was going to the bathroom. At first i thought it was my period because its due soon but when i really checked, it wasnt. can someone please explain this to me? im rather young and i have no intentions on going to the doctor! :L please help! :(
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1027094 tn?1327429732
Well his finger nail could have scratched you down there. My boyfriend has done that to me before. And it will make it burn and be bothersome. Sometimes even itchy. And IF he did scratch you it could make you bleed a bit. Put some vaseline on it for a few days. NOT inside though. IF it doesn't go away after a few more days of that I'd see a dr to be sure.
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1642515 tn?1300823450
Sometimes if a guy fingers you too much, it can irritate your skin. Remember, you have very thin and sensitive skin down there. If you were not enjoying it, then you were probably dry meaning he was just rubbing dry skin so that would obviously bother it. Give it about 2 or 3 days and it should go away. If not, then I would go to the doctor to get it checked!
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