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Vaginal and anal infection

2025-12-22 05:23:18
I have painful genital and anal ulcers that started 3–4 days ago after unprotected sexual contact. There is one big open ulcer between the vagina and anus, and multiple small blisters on the sides. I have mild itching, watery discharge, and burning during urination but no fever.
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Answered2025-12-26 11:13:43

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The concern needs further evaluation, and appropriate treatment can be planned accordingly. Kindly visit sr Global Diagnostics kondapur for a detailed consultation. For appointments, please call: 98488 55844.

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Answered2025-12-27 04:11:59

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You need to do a physical examination.It is a sexually transmitted infection

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