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Q: painful red bumps in vagina! STD?

asked by: HISGIRL1981 on May 17th, 2009

New User

I had sex with my new bf for the first time a wk ago, and after the second night of us having sex, I noticed that my vaginal area was very sore. I thought that it was bc I havent had sex in a while and he was very well endowed....But after investigation, I have noticed several red lumps in my vagina, not clustered together, but apart from one another..They are very painful to touch and it really hurts when I urinate, so bad that I dread going to the bathroom!!! It is very painful to sit or walk...this has happened for almost a week! Please help me! I dont have any health insurance, and work in an ER and dont want to go there!!!

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lifesucks1990

replied on May 19th, 2009

New User

oh gosh i am going through the same thing! except, mine are clustered together. They sound like it is because of friction.. maybe your allergic to the condom if you used one?? i am in seious pain when i urinate as well. it'll be a week tomorrow the last time i had sex... its HORRIBLE. i made an appointment to the gynecologist. your going to just have to. it may be urinary tract infection. you need to go, there is nothing else you can do... i am sorry.

Lovelylady1616

replied on November 2nd, 2009

New User

Itchy red bumps

Me too! I had sex a week ago. He came inside of me. Then the next day it started getting really itchy. Now 4 days later I have red bumps on too of my vagina right before the line and they are VERRY itchy. I don't kno what to do.. What can I have? I don't have the burning when I pee or any other pain, it's just really itchy.

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