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Some of the symptoms of an STD include: quote: * burning sensation while urinating * unusual discharge or pain within one to three weeks of last sexual encounter * smelly, foamy, yellowish-green vaginal or penile discharge * abnormal vaginal bleeding * genital area discomfort * pelvic pain * fever or rash on skin or genitals * soft, itchy warts in and around the vagina, penis, and anus * soft, cauliflower-like bumps on genital areas * cold sores and fever blisters on the mouth (these can be spread to the genitals during oral sex or if a hand touches the genitals after touching the sores on the mouth) * swollen lymph glands with or without sore throat and fever * red bumps that turn into painful blisters or sores on the vagina, penis, buttocks, or thighs (sometimes on other parts of the body as well) * sores on the genitals or mouth that disappear but are followed with a rash on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet within 3 weeks * severe fatigue, aching, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, darkening or urine, or abdominal tenderness * yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes (called jaundice), and darkening of the urine followed by fever and cold spells * unexplained weight loss, flu-like symptoms, diarrhea, fatigue, persistent fevers, * night sweats, headaches, mental disorders, and/or severe or recurring vaginal yeast infections Source: about.com It is possible that you have a yeast infection. I really think you should make an appointment to see your doctor. Whatever the problem is, you need to get treatment.
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I've had herpes simplex in the skin near my mouth and I understand they are related viruses. Herpes simplex causes little blisters that are filled with clear fluid, not pus, and the blisters break and the liquid crusts. Sometimes a secondary staph infection will cause pus on herpes simplex sore. The sore does itch sometimes when it is healing.
So it sounds enough like that you should run, don't walk, to a doctor, and get a diagnosis, because you will spread it to anyone with whom you have sexual contact, and the infection lasts for life. The virusus become dormant in the tissues, but will flare up whenever your resistance is low.
Also when you have children you could transmit it during birth, unless your doctor knows about the herpes infection (if you have one) ahead of time. Another reason to get a diagnosis now, during a flare-up.
Even see the school nurse who can arrange a confidential appointment at a clinic.
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