I would call your doctor back and explain you have serious concerns and would like to get in before next week.
Just over 3 months ago I gave birth to my first child. In the last couple of weeks i just started having sexual intercourse again with my partner. A few days ago we had sex and the next day i was very sore I didn't think much of if because my doctor warned me it might be sore getting back into it. But then I started to think i might be getting a yeast infection but I have never had one so I wasn't sure. But it sounded like it I wasnt having any discharge or smell. But it was sore and had some burning and very mild itching I started a monistat treatment. Then the next day I started to see a few little bumbs on the inside of my labia. At this point i thought maybe bad razor burn since i has shaved the day i had sex with my partner. But then last night they started to loook more blister like. I am scared that it looks like herpes , but i was tested before I got pregnant and also while i was pregnant my partner was also tested and clean. We are really honest and open with each other andcheating is not a concern at all. He has no syptoms of anything. At this point my pain level is pretty high, urination burns and there is bumps they either look a bit like pimples but some more like tiny blisters. I haven't tried to pop them so i am not sure if they have pus I am scared popping them will spread it. I studed some skin care years ago and i am having flash backs of staph infection looking somewhat like this. Since i did shave the day before this and i am usually really good about using only new razors but it was the 2nd use of the razor. I cant get into my doctor for a week. I am looking for a clinic to walk into but until then I was wondering if you have any opinions. I am also nursing and concerned either of these infections could harm my baby.
I would call your doctor back and explain you have serious concerns and would like to get in before next week.
Definitely get in and find out what you are dealing with. It could be some kind of sensitivity.
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