Blisters In Vagina. Lymph Nodes Swollen. What Is Causing This?
Hi I have had this for two days can u tell me what it is I have some blisters on the outside of my vagina but it has not spread I had sex with my boyfriend but we always use a condom they only hurt when I touch them it foesnt burn nor itch they is no puss or bleeding nd its an ulcer . But my lyphm noid on my left side is kind of swollen but not that much can you tell me if it is rubb burning or is it spmthing else
Vaginal blisters are a type of genital sore that develops in the outer area of the vagina .This could be because of a sexually transmitted disease (STD), allergy or chemical irritant, such as a soap or detergent that irritates the sensitive vaginal tissues.
Some women might also develop blisters in this area because of an excessive amount of friction without a suitable amount of moisture in the area, such as when engaging in intercourse while also experiencing vaginal dryness.
So i recommend you to get investigations regarding STD profile.
Maintain personal hygiene, avoid chemical irritants like soaps, use lubricant for vaginal dryness.
Hope this helps.
regards,
DR Nilofer
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Blisters In Vagina. Lymph Nodes Swollen. What Is Causing This?
Hello, Thanks for the query. Vaginal blisters are a type of genital sore that develops in the outer area of the vagina .This could be because of a sexually transmitted disease (STD), allergy or chemical irritant, such as a soap or detergent that irritates the sensitive vaginal tissues. Some women might also develop blisters in this area because of an excessive amount of friction without a suitable amount of moisture in the area, such as when engaging in intercourse while also experiencing vaginal dryness. So i recommend you to get investigations regarding STD profile. Maintain personal hygiene, avoid chemical irritants like soaps, use lubricant for vaginal dryness. Hope this helps. regards, DR Nilofer