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okay so two weeks ago i had sex with this guy  everything was normal.. than the next night i had sex with him plus another guy ive slept with before. and when i slept with him b4 nothing like this happennd.. soo during the week after i had slept with them both.  my vagina . like not even a mm away from the vagina. its was sore all week. and wuld sting if i touched it.... so its bin a week since that.. and i had sex with one of the guys again.. it hurt when he first put it in but it didnt hurt while we were having sex...  so the next day. i got like one pimple like thing on the top of my vagina lip.. i tried squeeezing it but within like 4 days have like 8.. and only 3 burn when i touch them.. its not like a pimple its flatt  and stings them if i pee. but it doesnt hurt when i pee. and my vagina doesnt hurt anymore from the sex.. its just these pimple like things.. idk what it is and im hopiing its not herpes. cause i slept with the guy last weekend and it wuld have popped up last weeykend. and ii performed head on him without a condom and nothing showed up on my mouth.. ive slept with him 3 times in the past 2 weeks. it will be 2 weeks on friday....  so please somone have an anwser for this!?!?!?!
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1286211 tn?1279071852
So you had one encounter 14 days ago, and 13 days ago you had two encounters with two different people. 7 days later you have developed symptoms of 3 possible sores.

Have you looked at yourself in the mirror? These flat pimples you are referring to that may burn after urination, may very well be sores or blisters. You should look at it yourself.

You really need go to a doctor as soon as possible and get it visually checked by a professional. HSV-2 can have initial outbreaks from 2 - 20 days typically. Once checked at least you will know what you have instead of guessing and losing sleep over the what-ifs.
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1380071 tn?1279095025
It does sound like it could possibly be herpes. Just because you didn't break out after the other times, doesn't mean anything. They may not have ahd a break out during that time, so it wasn't transferred to you. You really should have it checked.
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