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Q: Blister On Vagina Lip

asked by: toocrunkfaya05 on January 19th, 2007

Experienced User

I have a blister on my vagina lip.. Its only one but I notice that it comes often. I had one about 2 weeks ago on the other lip. I got tested last month for std but I didnt have any and I only have sex with my fiance so what can it be. They itch really bad and the skin eventually comes off then grows back and it heals. Should I get tested again for std?? What can it be.
Thx

Replies(3)

michelle1981

replied on January 19th, 2007

Supporter

how do I give myself a gse (genital self-examination)

start by spreading your pubic hair apart with your fingers. Carefully look for any bumps, sores, or blisters on the skin. Sometimes the bumps or blisters may be red, at other times they may be light-colored. They may even look like pimples. Bumps and blisters sometimes develop into open sores. If you see anything that resembles a sore, blister or bump, see a health care provider.

source..

Http://www.Health.Arizona.Edu/health_topic s/sexual_health/gse.Html#women

please see your doctor!

toocrunkfaya05

replied on January 21st, 2007

Experienced User

Thx

Thx for replying and yes I will see my doctor and get tested for any stds again, I just got tested so I dont understand what it could be, thx I will let u know how it goes

Halita

replied on April 22nd, 2009

New User

Blister on Vagina Lips

Did you get tested? I'm suffering from the same symptoms and I'm scared and embaressed to go to the doctor.

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