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How To Get Rid Of Painful Bumps On My Throat?
I have white/red painful bumps on my throat (not sure if it s mono) and itchy bumps by my vagina. It could be a rash, but it won t go away & I have a bad feeling, could it be an std? I was with a new partner a few weeks ago, we used protection, but one time we didn t & I gave him oral. The itching bumps are NEXT to my vagina, where the leg meets. Also after I had sex with the guy, there was some blood coming from my vagina. I m not a Virgin and my period came about a week later so it wasn t my cycle. We discussed before we had sex that neither of us had anything, but I m still worried.
Tue, 21 Jul 2015
Hello
I share your concern
Looking at your description your symptoms could be related to infection or allergic reaction
I see patients with similar complaints in my clinic routinely so you need not to worry, I will definitely help you in best possible way
In my opinion you need to go for certain investigations and physical examination in order to establish a diagnosis.
You may require a course of antibiotics under supervision of your doctor
Meanwhile maintain good hygiene
Wash it with antiseptic solution and keep it moist by applying antibacterial ointment like mupirocin or soframycin.
Avoid sex or use condom
Thanks for your question
Best wishes
I share your concern
Looking at your description your symptoms could be related to infection or allergic reaction
I see patients with similar complaints in my clinic routinely so you need not to worry, I will definitely help you in best possible way
In my opinion you need to go for certain investigations and physical examination in order to establish a diagnosis.
You may require a course of antibiotics under supervision of your doctor
Meanwhile maintain good hygiene
Wash it with antiseptic solution and keep it moist by applying antibacterial ointment like mupirocin or soframycin.
Avoid sex or use condom
Thanks for your question
Best wishes
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