I have some sort of rash on my vagina and lots of discharge, what's wrong with me?

Question

I'm scared I might have some sort of STD. Ok, here are the events of the last week. One night, I ended up hooking up with a guy in a bar. A few days later, I spent the night with one of my friends. I used condoms both nights. Two days after I was with my friend, we hooked up again but did not use a condom. My friend is very large, so it really hurt a lot in certain positions, but not so much in other positions.

So now I have little, red bumps/sores? on my vagina. My vagina and my anus hurts. It's difficult just to go to the bathroom. I also have A LOT of vaginal discharge, it's a light color. Which sucks because I need to go to the bathroom a lot to change my pantyliners (i wear more than one because of the discharge.)

Ok, those are all the details. I'm gonna see the doctor in a few days, but the curiousity is killing me. And please don't judge me, I realize I've done things I probably shouldn't have.

Answer 1

Just go to the doctor. We didn't have to know the details and without looking at it and/or running tests no one here is going to know what you have.

Answer 2

1] we cannot diagnose you thru the internet.
2] do not make GUESSES about medical conditions! I don't care if your ancestors back to Adam were doctors!
If you don't have medical training, don't diagnose! And don't tell people not to go to the doctor either!
Or tell them to take Amoxicillin! You may just cause a whole bunch of other probs.
If the little bumps turn into blisters, they are herpes. [ takes a few days ]
1] Get a squirt bottle, fill it with warm water, and squirt it over your perineal area while you pee - this will dilute the urine so it doesn't burn as much while you pee.
2] get out some loose baggy shorts - so area airs out, and doesn't get more irritated
3] bathe with some baking soda in the bathtub - lessens irritation
4] OK, this will sound a bit weird - blow dry your bottom on 'cool' setting
None of these will slow down your diagnosis.
5] if you get really uncomfortable, call the service to see if you could be seen sooner.

Answer 3

Depending on how much intercourse you had, you might just have a bad case of honeymoonitis. That just means you are sore from all the friction.

You may just have a yeast infection. You might be right - you may have an STD, but many females have no symptoms.

Either way you are wise to get checked out. Don't douche, you will make it worse. Just wash with mild soap and water and keep yourself dry as possible. Wear cotton underpants and don't have sex until you see your doctor.

Answer 4

I am not a doctor but sounds to me like it may be herpes. You may have also had an allergic reaction to his bodily fluids or whatever types of lubricant you might have used. Allergic reactions can be time delayed too. It may not have even been due to any sexual intercourse especially if you have recently switched to a different laundry detergent or possibly changed your diet, started taking any types of antibiotics as that sometimes can bring on yeast infections. None the less, your best bet is to definitely see your doctor. Best wishes and hope you're better soon.

Answer 5

Sounds like a simple yeast infection, in fact save yourself the Doctor bill and go to the drug store and buy some gynalotrimin, it's for yeast infections, one brand even has a cream in it for itching, as far as not being able to pee, you have a bladder infection with your yeast infection, you need AZO for urinary pain, take 2 tablets and down a large glass of water and do not use the restroom for at least an hour, no matter how bad you think you have to go, after that you will be back to perfect in 3 day's. Keep taking those AZO tablets for about 3 days, you'll be fine. You can find these drugs at any drug store.Also after you have sex, always urinate to clear out any bacteria.

Answer 6

Ok, first thing is see a Dr!
Meanwhile, get some Benadryl and some Ammoxacillin.
Wash frequently and pat dry. Avoid all intimate contact until you're healed COMPLETELY!.
i'm in the med field, but not a Dr. - so that's the best i can do.
Take care.

Answer 7

Hard to say without seeing it.

If the discharge is foul smelling could be tricomonas or chlamydia.

The red bumps if they hurt can be herpes, if they are small and clustered. Syphillis the chancre is usually painless. If is killing you, you need to go to a MD asap. Don't wait.

Planned Parenthood can help.

No judgments, but next time be more careful.

Answer 8

We all do things we shouldn't have, everyone does. It could be a bunch of different things from a simple yeast infection, to a bacterial infection(they can be so painful), to herpes or worse. Get to the doctor ASAP, don't wait. Good luck to ya, and be careful and protected every time.

Answer 9

1. see a doc, it's probably a yeast infection or at least you better hope so cause some of the other things it could be are downright scary
2. respect yourself and quit sleeping around and if this turns out to be something simple and curable count your lucky stars.

Answer 10

call your doctor first thing tomorrow morning and explain that you are in a great deal of pain and MUST be worked into today's schedule. any good Dr. office will accomidate you. if they don't, start looking for another dr.

Answer 11

I hate to say it but the sores, if they are painful, sound like herpes. While there is no cure, the doctor can give you medicine to help clear it up. My friend got it and I went with her to the doctor to have him check her out, we thought it was just a yeast infection but it turned out to be an STD.