a;lkdj a;ldj

I know it's a scary and sometimes embarrrassing thing to discuss with someone you hardly know, such as your doctor. But that is the only person that can truly tell you what is going on. I'm sorry to hear what happened to you. You sound like a very strong girl. Please inform your doctor of what is going on, and of your fears... Good luck!

I am so sorry you had to go through that. It must have been terrible for you.

The answer above is correct. Only the doctor can tell you for sure what this is. Believe me they see this all the time, it is much more common than you think, and you really do need to have it checked out and treated if you plan on having any children in the future.

J_9 is right. Perhaps talk to your parents or the parent that you feel the most comfortable talking about personal things with, and tell them what is going on and that you are worried. And see if you can get to the doctor sooner. Test results take some time to come back, so that is the most frustrating time. So, just stick it out..

Perhaps even scroll to the bottom of the screen, and read about others with similar issues. Maybe they have answers or suggestions or even encouraging words for you.