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Q: swollen labia minora wrinkly

asked by: bellaswan on January 10th, 2008

New User

I am almost 17 years old.
My boyfriend and i have oral sex and have only had genital to genital contact once very briefly.
I have never had a yeast infection or any other problems.

I have been having itchiness and tenderness for about a week, my discharge has increased and become more watery and has a stronger smell.
Tonight in the shower i noticed my labia minora were very tender and a tiny bit swollen. Afterwards I looked with a mirror and found they were mildly enlarged and more wrinkly/textured than usual.

The thing that has scared me the most is that when i looked at the inside, all the parts that are shiny and pink, they are turning white. I am really scared.

Replies(6)

young Girl

replied on January 10th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

maybe you have an std

do you know you can get herpes from oral? and ANY genital contact unprotected could lead to a std

so that being said
go to the doctor

bellaswan

replied on January 10th, 2008

New User

Well, we have both never been with anyone else.

stickyicky

replied on January 10th, 2008

Experienced User

How do you know he hasn't? Just because he said he has not definitely does not mean he is telling the truth.

Jude-Love

replied on January 10th, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

It sounds to me like you do have a yeast infection. A strong odor usually means that. You don't even have to have sex to get it. As long as you really trust him, fine, but just get to a doc to make sure. He or she will probably just prescribe you antibiotics.

In the meantime, stop scratching it and touching it. You are irritating yourself.

bellaswan

replied on January 10th, 2008

New User

okay, i'm going to the doctor.

Georgia59

replied on January 11th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Or a bacterial infection.

Yes, go to the doctor.

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