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Q: Absolute Virgin With Vaginal Sores

asked by: anx1ous on June 14th, 2009

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Okay, I recently contracted a series of painful, sores that sprouted up around my vaginal opening. They are completely away from the pubic hair, and around the time I got them, I also contracted mild diarrhea. I've never had ANY sexual contact before, absolutely none. Did I somehow contract herpes or HPV anyway? PLEASE HELP!

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ServiceU

replied on June 14th, 2009

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it would be hard for anyone to answer that question without looking at them. even for doctors they wouldnt be able to answer over the phone.
if it is herpes (which i doubt) you have to go to the doctors, or hospital so they can look at them to tell you what it really is.
are you able to go to the doctor, you have to go while you have the sores. if they go away it will be a doctors guess.

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