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Red And Itchy Bumps In Vaginal Entrance. Applied Lotion. Is It An STD?

Im 16, my name is Sonia. I have been expierencing red, itchy bumps near my vaginal hole. It has made my vaginal hole very painful, itchy, red, and made the bumps burn . Ive put lotion the relieves dry itchy skin but it has not helped. I have had this for a little over a week. I am really scared, could you please tell me its an STD , please tell me i can hellp it go aeay.
Thu, 15 Nov 2012
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Hello there.

It may be a fungal infection of the vagina which presents with itching, curdy white discharge , reddness and swelling (bumps).

The other possibility can be that you have got skin irritation and inflammation from wet undergarments, use of any hair removal creams, or douching.

You need to visit a gynecologist for examination and treatment.
Meanwhile avoid using any irritants or creams over the area. Keep it clean and dry.
Use plain water to wash the area after toilet use.
Avoid intercourse.
Change your undergarments frequently with use of loose cotton undergarments.

Take care.
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Red And Itchy Bumps In Vaginal Entrance. Applied Lotion. Is It An STD?

Hello there. It may be a fungal infection of the vagina which presents with itching, curdy white discharge , reddness and swelling (bumps). The other possibility can be that you have got skin irritation and inflammation from wet undergarments, use of any hair removal creams, or douching. You need to visit a gynecologist for examination and treatment. Meanwhile avoid using any irritants or creams over the area. Keep it clean and dry. Use plain water to wash the area after toilet use. Avoid intercourse. Change your undergarments frequently with use of loose cotton undergarments. Take care.