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Lump near clitoris

I had sex in the beginning of March with my ex boyfriend. Right after that i started to feel sick and my vagina felt very irritated i got tested the following 2 weeks and i tested positive for chamydia. I took the medicine yesterday but recently i had a lump form by my clitoris and at the bottom of my right groin could this be another std or is this just a cause from the chlamydia
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It's not from the chlamydia, and it depends on the kind of lump on whether or not it's another STD. If it's under the skin, it's not likely to be an STD. If it's a sore on the skin, it could be herpes.

Have you talked to your doctor about the lumps? Your doctor really should check them out to see what they are. They may be infected oil glands, or something along those lines, and may require antibiotics to clear up.

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The lump just showed up last night it feels like a knot under my skin there’s no white head or anything just feels really irritated like the feeling you get before a pimple forms. You can’t really see it but can feel the knot in the area
How are you feeling now? Have you been to the doc yet?
The pimple went down but i still feel very irritated, even after taking the medication it’s been about 6days since I’ve taken it
The pimple went down but i still feel very irritated, even after taking the medication it’s been about 6days since I’ve taken it
You should follow up with your doctor since you are still having symptoms, and to talk about this lump. You may have a yeast infection or the chlamydia isn't cured.

What meds did you take, and what was the dose?
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