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Pain in vagina with a bump
Hello doctor,
I have done sexual intercourse without any condom on 21 aug then I took a unwanted pill on 21 only then I have got my period on 9 sep later I have done on 15 sep but due to condom rupture I have again took the pill on 16. It felt so painful in abdomen then some blood spots found on 25 sep later on 4 oct. I have taken the pregnancy tests all were negative. But a bump I found on pubic area of vagina I have applied some cream and it got vanish in 2-3 weeks then I got periods on 20 oct and today 30 oct i have found another bump on the different hairy area with persistent pain and abdomen pain.
Please tell me if it's any risk of STI or reaction of the pill. I am so nervous please help me with this. Should I consult with doctor offline.
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Hi good afternoon
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Can u send me pic of that area so I can help you.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The bump Needs to be examined
you can get yourself tested for an Sti
It's definitely better to be examined by meeting a doctor in person
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