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itching and bumbs

So anyways my and my boyfriend had sex(Sunday) but later I got a rash(Monday) then 5 days later we had sex again(Friday). The rash went away a couple of days after I got it. Then we had sex again (Tuesday). But Wednesday wen I went to the bathroom to pee my private hurted after I got done peeing. And I keep going to the bathroom to pee like every hour. Now I have noticed some bumbs on the inside of my private it doesn't hurt or itch. The outer part of my vagina itches but does not have a bumb or anything it just itches. Now i am worring if I have a std or sumthin... It has been like this for a week wat do i do?? Is it a yeast infection??
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1809109 tn?1331803777
I find monostat works well. A pharmacist can help you pick out the best one for you.
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The pain has been goin down and I'm not peeing as much as before... But wat meds should I use to cure the yeast infection??
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1809109 tn?1331803777
When I had a yeast infection I felt better after the second day of a 3 day treatment. There are also 5 day treatments, which work the same way and may be cheaper. If you're sure it's a yeast infection, use one of those treatments. I wasn't sexually active the last time I had a yeast infection so I don't know how soon you can go back to sex. But I think you would be safe as soon as your done with treatment.

If you keep getting repeated infections you should talk to your partner about cleanliness. If he has bad hygiene, it can easily give you infections. Repeats can also be a sign of a struggling immune system so if it doesn't go away with the treatment be sure to see a Dr.
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I mean yeast infection
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How long does it take for a test infection to go away and wen will I be able to have sex again??
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1809109 tn?1331803777
Swelling and painful itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Frequent urination with pain could be a bladder infection. The rash later that day could have been an allergic reaction caused by lubricants (even water based can give people an allergic reaction) or condoms (although it doesn't sound like you used one?). There are even odd cases of women being allergic to a man's sperm. If your partner has a sexual history or any known STDs or STD symptoms you should probably get checked. Also there is no need panic about STD's most people at one time or another get one and most of them are curable. (Of course that's easier said than done and waiting for results caused me to bite off all my nails, so who am I to talk about not panicking?)

I'd suggest seeing a doctor. If it's not getting better, something needs to be done. Also until you know if it's an bladder or yeast infection its a good idea not to have sex, even if sex isn't painful it could be doing more damage if it is an infection. Also if your partner isn't careful it is possible for him to get an infection under his foreskin from you. So waiting on sex until it clears can be a good thing.
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