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I am scared. I was irresponsible.My husband and I were having problems recently. I was feeling so ugly and despondent and I ended up having sex with someone I barely knew and now I am having a problem. I am afraid to go to the doctor, my husband will kill me for sure. I started itching all over my body about one or two weeks after the encounter. I also noticed some dark spots on the inner skin of my vagina, but they are not turning into sores or anything. they were not itching or burning until maybe two days ago. Its now two months since. I have been getting some buttons on my skin, like when a mosquito bite you. none of them got infected or anything like that. I do not have any sores anywhere including my mouth. my eyes are always itching doh and someone told me there was a slight yellow color to the right one. I have tried to get pictures on the various STD's but none of the photos are similar to what I have seen. please help. I am going crazy.
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242596 tn?1192425949
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Hello,

You need to be seen by a physician to help determine the cause of your symptoms.  Wtith respect to possible STD's you describe systemic symptoms and so typical STD's need to be considered (eg, gonorrhea, chlamydia, Herpes), but also HIV and Hepatitis B and C.  Get seen.  The sooner the better.

Best regards,

Dr. Downing
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You must get to a doctor and see what this is! Maybe a clinic, if you want to be discreet.   I understand you probably wish this had never happened and just want it to go away...but if no one has suggestions on the forum, please go to a Dr. !!
Good luck -
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