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I have noticed I have weird bumps around my vagina (and they kind of hurt) don't look like any of the STD pictures I have seen, what could this be?
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They could be all sorts of things, including cysts, pimples, or a type of rash. The best thing is to have them checked out by a doctor, as you could have some sort of infection (including a skin infection of some sort) that needs treatment.
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No. As I said before, you'll have to go to a doctor to figure out what these bumps are. It's best to go while the bumps are there, too, so you should go ahead and call on Monday.
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Ok thank you. I am also worried that I could possibly be pregnant. My boyfriend and I tried anal. Even with the lube it was still extremely painful so he pulled out immediately. There was no prejaculate or ejaculation involved, but a few hours earlier I gave him a blow job and he ehaculated in my hands. He cleaned up and we both washed our hands. I forgot to mention that I made my boyfriend wash his penis off. He says he used soap and water. If everything was cleaned off properly us there any reason for me to be concerned?
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With any kind of unprotected sex in or near the vagina there's a risk of pregnancy. If there was no pre-ejaculate or ejaculate involved then that risk is smaller but sometimes we just can't totally know those things.
You don't mention if you used a condom - if you did and the condom did not break or slip off then the risk is much smaller.
Your second situation, involving oral sex, does not pose a pregnancy risk. This article may be helpful in determining what was and was not a risk for pregnancy: Pregnancy Scared?
As an aside: condoms often make anal sex a lot easier. Go slowly, use a lot of lube, and don't try for intercourse right away.
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I forgot to mention that I am on the pill, but I have not been too good at taking my pills on time this month. About three (or possibly more) times this month I have forgotten to take my pill, but I have never missed more than one pill at a given time. Does this have any effect on the chance that I might be pregnant? I am getting headaches very often and I have been nauseous a lot in the last few days. Since I am on the pill I know I should get my period on Saturday (August 5th), but I have not gotten my other usual PMS symptom. This is why I am concerned.
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Taking your pills erratically, or missing pills multiple times in a month certainly means that they're effectiveness is changed - and missing that many you may not be able to count on it working at all.
To mention too though? If you're missing pills often in a month, it's safe to say it really may just not be the best method for you to protect against pregnancy. Would you like some help in looking up a method that may be a little bit more reliable you for?
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I am usually really good with taking my pills, but this month my schedule has been crazy because of vacation and has thrown me out of my regular routine. Does this mean I could be pregnant?
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