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Problems with itching!

I had sex for the first time in june, and around september i had this really bad itching in the vaginal region, and it felt bruised when i tried to itch. It lasted probably like two weeks and then i was fine. I know it can't be an STD because it was my boyfriends first time too. well no the itching is back again like before. but i'm terrified of the gyno or however that is spelled, so i was thinking of taking that vagisal home test. I really want to know what it could be seeing as how it is back again and it reallllly itches, and its really unbearable!
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I agree with Cindy,,,it doesnt mean u cant acquire an std with ur first sex encounter... however, you can try to check yourself for other signs and symptoms like, cheesy vaginal discharges, itchiness around the vulva, you might have a yeast infection... but the best that u can do is seek for a gynecological help so that treatment and healing can be achieve. Good luck n God bless
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just because it was both yall first time does not mean it cant be a std. could be a std or yeast infection. you need to go get it check. gynos are not bad, lol. if its something serious it could cause magor prob in the long run
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