A female asked:
What should i do? i am not sexually active, a virgin. i have lately been sore and itchy down there, so i finally looked with a mirror and i found whiteish sores on the inside of my vaginal passage thing and they hurt really bad! i know they arent stds
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Dr. Joseph Jeuanswered
Family Medicine 46 years experience
Go : Go see a gynecologist who can examine you and will help sort out this problem for you. You might benefit from establishing a relationship with her too.
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Dr. Michael Opsahlanswered
Fertility Medicine 45 years experience
I : I am afraid that you really need to see your gynecologist for an examination and testing. This problem does not lend itself to suggestions over the internet.
I think you want to get a diagnosis because lesions can recur and you will be constantly worried. Also, it is not necessary to be in pain for most of these situations.
Good luck and sorry i cannot be of more assistance.
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