Living with STDsThis section is a place to share stories about Living with STDs Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download vaginal infections Hi. I am 26 years old and suffering from some vaginal infections that I may say “normal conditions”. I was browsing the google on what “STD” means. Its symptoms, cause, treaments, overview or even “HIV”. I have a boyfriend for almost 3 years, and we had contacts of course. Like 3 -4 times a month. During those 3 years, I had mistakenly contactsd with others, 2 men. But the contact (sex) is not in a week, its like with long interval. I am shaving my vaginal hair before like almost every month or every 2 monhts. And its itchy when the hair are growing,,and the more I scratch it, I am getting some little wounds due to too match scratch im doing. I felt one time after having sex, my thighs are pain and the middle area of my vagina is pain too. I was just thinking that because I just finished the contact then after a day, its back to normal. I will feel the itchiness if I will get my period a week before then, I will get my period. I was reading the symptoms of STD and HIV, and there is no any signs that I have it. But only the itchiness I am feeling. I want to ask, if what Im experiencing is normal and will there might be an effect of having those diseases? because i am afraid to consult a doctor, I am afraid for the result. I hope you can give me an advise for having a safer sex. Comments
February 2008
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