Hi I hold press to ask in the region of my Vagina. Serious answers solitary please?
PS - I'm a virgin and I never masturbate vaginally next to anything but I rub my clit every once and then. Please help!
Answers: (a) Love B: Just because you're a virgin doesn't aim you can't get herpes. When I first found out that I contracted herpes my BF at the time got tested and he didn't enjoy it, which means I didn't get it from him. I despise to scare people and burst bubbles but you can contract herpes short having sexual contact with another character. Doctors don't like to tell relations this because it does scare them but a friend of mine got confirmation from her doctor that you can contained by fact get herpes by coming into contact beside an object that was contaminated, such as a toilet form. The virus that causes herpes can survive for a little while outside the body if it's contained by a fluid and that was more than likely how I contracted it.
(a) jaime: The blisters you receive from herpes don't always hurt. I have genital herpes and the first and merely outbreak I had [which I had over 2.5 years ago] DID NOT hurt. Each satchel is different because each person is different. I've read that some ancestors experienced itching, others said it hurt, and then with me I didn't perceive anything.
Also, the first outbreak is, like you were getting at, is the worst but it won't be adjectives over the place for everyone. Mine was confined to a small area around the inner orifice of my vagina. So once more, the initial outbreak is different for each personality. Some get it worse than others just approaching some people will have a reoccurring outbreak every month, some every year, and some will never enjoy another one after the first for the rest of their lives; though I completely agree that this person doesn't have herpies.
(a) murmur: You don't need to be mean, and freshly because you don't want to hear about someone else's personal questions doesn't scrounging everyone else agrees with you. I do suggest that this girl see a doctor as that will be the only surefire channel to find out what it is. People here can offer ideas but a doctor can probably notify you exactly what it is.
(a) Cool Hwhip: I hope you go to a doctor and find out for certain or that it go away on its own. I currently have this same issue and I've had it once up to that time. It doesn't hurt unless I squeeze it a little. Regardless, the last one go away on its own [and was strangely on the same exact side and within the same spot] and I'm assuming the same will begin this time. If it starts to hurt or anything, however, I plan to go to a doctor and I really do think you should too newly to get checked out and make sure. Better to do that than freak out worrying. [I'm not really inclined to worrying too much roughly speaking little stuff like this even though I probably should be a little more so since I've with the sole purpose got one body.]
I will say that it's not herpes. Not judge from your description anyway, though it is a good idea to catch tested for stuff like HPV as a lot of general public are carriers.
[And for anyone wondering: Zansatsu is usually the name I dance by on most other sites so that's why I'm using it here.]
Also: I always washed my hand, and still do, before I touch anywhere near my vagina. I don't share clothes beside people and yada yada yada. You should know that soap, strangely enough will gun down the virus that causes herpes as long as it's not inside your body already. Also, you can get herpes anywhere over your body where on earth a cut has been exposed to it, though as my doctor told me you'll lone have one initial outbreak where the cut be but it should never come back in that spot again though you'll never gain rid of the virus..
TMI - if you are a virgin, there is very little accidental it is herpes - unless you have had oral intercourse - consequently you are technically a virgin, but oral intercourse is still a form of sex in that fluids are exchanged and diseases can be passed on. see a doctor if it persists - they can check it to be certian, also, when you shave, shave downward instead of upward - it isn't as close of a shave, but you won't hold the ingrown hairs to worry going on for. good luck. I wouldn't worry. It is probably an ingrown spike. You need to treat the skin for ingrown hairs (you can google this) You cannot return with herpes from toilet seats. You can get it from another people hands, mouth, your hands and your mouth and saliva. If you desire to masturbate vaginally make sure whatever it is is verbs. Good luck clearing up your problem. I think if you shave you may want to switch to a beard trimmer for a while instead so the hairs don't in-grow. .
It probably is zilch more than an ingrown hair, especially if you have never have sex. The only way to know for sure is for you to budge to the gyno for an exam. If it's a bump it could be hpv, I've know a few girls to get it as virgins. But if I were you I would lately go the doctor so you can figure out for sure. i promise its not herpes,herpes are blisters that hurt and its truly itchy at the same time and although usually are small. the first breakout, before imperviousness catches up will be all up your crack adjectives over in and out labia, even inside and pain to sit and pee. so no its not herpes. .
It's probably an ingrown down or a small cyst. Soak in the tub with hot hose til it cools down. Do this a couple of times til the bump busts. If that doesn't work you'll need to see your gyno and he'll have to pop it. i seriously doubt u own herpes if you have never had genital to genital contact up to that time. in grown hairs do hurt. that might be the problem, or did u shave down near? i would wait a while and if it doesnt go away, ring up your gyno.
why are u worried about herpes u said u are a virgin and for the in growing coat if u shave your vagina up you will get ingrowing hair other shave down. geez, see a doctor, no one wants to hear this crap on yahoo..
Sounds approaching you have an infected gland, especially since you are a virgin (although remember that if you've taken part surrounded by oral sex or any kind of genital to genital contact, STDs are definitely a possibility).
"Bartholin's Gland Cyst
What is the Bartholin's gland?
Most women don't even know they enjoy a bartholin's gland, (I don't know why that is, we learned almost them in school). It is a tiny gland inside each of the labia effective the opening of the vagina, one gland on each side. They produce fluid that lubricates the vagina. There are tiny ducts surrounded by the gland and if those get 'clogged' up by skin cells or secretion, it can form a cyst - (a fluid filled sac). The cyst can grow from the size of a dime to larger than a golf ball. They can be tender and enormously painful when they are infected. Sometimes they aren’t painful at adjectives and you just wake up one morning next to a swelling on one side of your vagina, don't panic, there is sustain.
What caused this annoying cyst? Sometimes they are caused by an infection within the Bartholin’s gland, but not always. The painful ones tend to be infected. Usually the infection is from the common bacteria that are found on your skin and in your vagina. Virgins acquire these annoying cysts too, it doesn't only happen to females that are sexually moving, so don't be afraid to tell your parent that you need to see a gynecologist.
How do I know if I own one?
You'll know if you have one. It isn’t very subtle. There will be a round tender 'lump' within one of the vaginal lips, near the exit of the vagina, use a mirror and you will see it. Cysts that get infected can become very throbbing. Go to a gynecologist or your health care provider and permit that person determine if it is infected."
http://www.coolnurse.com/bartholins_cyst... Go there for more information.