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Irritation and sometimes a blister or rash in vaginal area during menstrual cycle. has been tested to chlamydia and was negative. ?
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Herpes is possible: If you are having blisters, the first thing to consider is herpes. You can have the blood antibodies checked any time or get a culture of the area when you have the symptoms.
Answered 5/1/2020
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Need more testing: If this is a recurrent problem, you should be tested for herpes. See your gyn if another episode occurs and specifically ask about herpes testing.
Answered 8/7/2014
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