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Posted by alizaakter @alizaakter, 1 day ago

I had sex before 2.5 years ago then my partner push my labia minora with his penis a after a few days i faced severe itching for 3/4 days and i itch it roughly then i get small small lumps...i wanna mention im a women and 23 years old and after that i didt have sex for 2.5 years...but i didnt took any treatment i thoght it will heal as im young so i didnt understood but the lumps are persist for 2.5 years...it doesnt cause any discomfort what is it...when he push my labia minora with his penis i got hurt as it is a sensitive part...can i get explain? I am very worried about it please explain me the best way........

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parrot53 | @parrot53 | 7 hours ago

Sounds like an STD of some sort. I suggest you see a gynecologist at a women’s health facility to find out what is going on and get some answers. Wishing you the best.

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Helen, Volunteer Mentor | @naturegirl5 | 7 hours ago

@alizaakter I can tell from your post that this is frightening for you. Have you seen a doctor? This is the best way to get this identified and find treatment. Will you do that?

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alizaakter | @alizaakter | 5 hours ago
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@naturegirl5

@alizaakter I can tell from your post that this is frightening for you. Have you seen a doctor? This is the best way to get this identified and find treatment. Will you do that?

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Isn't it can be a minor injury and then get bumps? Because my partner don't have any std or sti

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Helen, Volunteer Mentor | @naturegirl5 | 2 hours ago
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@alizaakter

Isn't it can be a minor injury and then get bumps? Because my partner don't have any std or sti

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@alizaakter Yes that is possible however you won't know for sure without a visit to a doctor.

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alizaakter | @alizaakter | 2 hours ago
In reply to @naturegirl5 "@alizaakter Yes that is possible however you won't know for sure without a visit to a..." + (show)
@naturegirl5

@alizaakter Yes that is possible however you won't know for sure without a visit to a doctor.

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I have this for 2.5 years and it doesn't cause any pain, discharge, bleeding or nothing...the bumps just persist they are same in size even when I take sitz bath I see it get shrink.... It can be a serious issue?

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