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Noticed Bumps And Bruise On Inner Thigh. Am I At Risk Of STD?

I am 18 female and a large ( size of 2 quarters put next to eachother) bruise on my inner thigh, about one inch away from my groin , it wasnt there this morning. I am worried about it because i know i didnt cause it and i rarely ever get bruises, also, i have reciently been getting penny size hard bumps in the same area, they go away in about a week after appearing and they leave a purple spot where they were.. I dont know if they are connected or not but i am worried about it. Also, i highly doubt i have an std (only did once n used protection) so mo stds for me.. Please help
Fri, 2 Aug 2013
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Hello,

If you are sure about that there was no tear in the protection which you used during the contact it's highly unlikely to be an STD. But its better to consult a STD specialist and get all the investigations done to rule out STD. Wish you good health.
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Noticed Bumps And Bruise On Inner Thigh. Am I At Risk Of STD?

Hello, If you are sure about that there was no tear in the protection which you used during the contact it s highly unlikely to be an STD. But its better to consult a STD specialist and get all the investigations done to rule out STD. Wish you good health.