Sexually Transmitted Diseases Forum - Is It Possible to Have An Std And Be a Virgin?

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Q: Is It Possible to Have An Std And Be a Virgin?

asked by: Sakuyaku on April 6th, 2007

New User

I have never had sex before in my life - never even been intimate. I've noticed that for a while now I've been getting discharge, but I heard that was normal and thought nothing of it. Then it got a little . . . weird. Sort of thick and odd smelling.
Also I've gotten something like a pimple once before - I have one now; it's what prompted me to find this website. It's on the side of my vagina, and not close to the lips and I'm wondering if it might just be an ingrown hair. I do shave.

I've so confused - and scared - HELP!

Replies(2)

ebarnhard33

replied on April 6th, 2007

Active User, very eHealthy

if you have had no sexual contact whatsover, then there is no possibility of you having an std.

Mommy35

replied on April 6th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

It's probably an ingrown hair, or some type of cyst, but like the pp said, if you haven't had any type of sexual contact, it isn't an std.

Discharge is normal, but bad smelling discharge usually means an infection of some form. If it gets worse or is very painful, call a doc.

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