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Itchy Bumps In The Inner Labia. No STD. Tried Vagisil, Clotrimazole. No Cure

I have these very small red itchy and burning bumps on my inner labia along vaginal itching..im also pregnant and i was told im clear of all stds..do u have any medicines in mind..ive tried clindomycin ..clotromazole and vagisil intense itching and burning odor relif and they all did not work and later started to burn when i applied
Thu, 7 Mar 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Though previously there was no stds, in pregnancy reactivation of some infections can occur or new infections can acquired by skin to skin contact also. Decreased immunity during pregnancy will add to this.
According to your description there is possibility of infections like herpes, yeast infections etc.
As vaginal infections can sometime lead to premature uterine contractions, better to consult gynecologist once and get examined to find out the possible cause and take treatment accordingly.
Take care.
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Itchy Bumps In The Inner Labia. No STD. Tried Vagisil, Clotrimazole. No Cure

Hi, Thanks for the query. Though previously there was no stds, in pregnancy reactivation of some infections can occur or new infections can acquired by skin to skin contact also. Decreased immunity during pregnancy will add to this. According to your description there is possibility of infections like herpes, yeast infections etc. As vaginal infections can sometime lead to premature uterine contractions, better to consult gynecologist once and get examined to find out the possible cause and take treatment accordingly. Take care.