Is this herpes!!!

Sexual health
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ive recently started my period and in the first day i noticed this im not sure if this is herpes or a blister from irriation. i did however scratch the area so its a bit swollen please help! this is the only area like this. ive done an std panel yesterday and im currently waiting for the results but any suggestions and comments would be helpful

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update: so this is what it look like today theyre flat not raised bumps i have no other symptoms besides itching which normally happens after i touch the area in the shower. i noticed 2 hairs on the area so im not sure if this is irritation. at first the first day it started with 2 bumps then progressed to these. i know that herpes secrete liquid and are red around the area they didnt appear in clusters just seperated. i am currently wearing a pad and my job requires a lot of walking which does sometimes rub on the area. there is no crusting on the area. my current partner ive been with for the past 5 months and he has no symptoms of anything. the previous day before i got the lesions we did use lube which was new to me ans being im very sensitive down there im not sure if that was also a possible cause. he did give me oral and he has no symptoms. this photo is from today

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this looks like herpes , my first outbreak looked similar id go see a doctor. i know there is a stigma, but it’s not as bad as you think. i hope you get it sorted out

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i havent had any pus filled bumps and its not scabbing however it is getting better its just dissapearing no crusting or nothing .

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Hi

Alot of people tend to be in denial but this is a classic case of Herpes. You’ll maybe accept it when you next get a flare up. Herpes don’t always conform as Google says they do. They don’t need to ulcerate or scab over. This is definitely more than a mild irriation or scratch.

In relation to your partner, either you have had the virus for some time after contracting it from a previous partner and it has lay dormant, or your partner has it and has gave it to you. Some people are simply carriers and don’t show any symptoms.

Good luck