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I have a tear above my perineum..

I noticed last week I have verrry sore tears, almost like a cut on EACH side towards the very bottom of my vagina . Followed but little lumps under the skin a little higher up . This week I have noticed white pimple-like bumps (very tiny) right around my clit . I have been with the same partner for months .. I feel as if this was herpes I would've had it a lot sooner . I did a urine sample at my doctor and they gave me antibiotics for s UTI.. which isn't helping at all . This was before the sores.
Any idea what else this could be ?
Other symptoms:
- painful urination
-burning , stinging when touching cuts
-SOME thick discharge but not a lot more than normal  
-tiny tiny raised white pimples around clitoris
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To receive antibiotics for a urinary tract infection, your urine culture had to have bacteria in it.  So, the burning urination is related to that most likely.  Do you have the urge to pee frequently, it burns when you are winding up the stream?  Those are the usual signs of a uti.  Are the antibiotics making that better?  But once on antibiotics THEN a lot of the times you can get yeast to grow as the antibiotics kill off the good bacteria in the vagina.  This can be really irritating to the whole area.  Usually that does itch though and you don't say you itch.  Your doctor can swab the discharge and fine out that too and also look at what you think are tears.  The little bumps are probably nothing to worry about.  That's just my opinion though so a doctor would tell you if that is the case or not.  
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