I had sex the other day and the guy fingered me a lot. I was kind of dry and now I have a single bump directly under my clitoris on the right side of my labia (which is where he was rubbing the most). It hurts like a blister from ill fitting shoes would, doesn't have any abnormal coloring, the base doesn't stand out in any way like normal stds would etc. It itches a little bit as well. Could it be a blister from irritation or something way more serious?

Google photos of herpes and see if it matches what you have. It's itchy with red spots, as opposed to white or colorless.

If you want to be sure, you see your gynecologist. Good luck.

Its probibly one of those...

Curious, How do you know how normal stds look... have you had all of them before? Seeing them in pictures isn't exactly like seeing them on yourself or someone else. And sometimes a person can be infected and not show any visible symptoms.

However the problem is nobody can actually diagnose someone over the internet. So if this hasn't gone away in a few days consider booking an appointment with your Gynecologist for an exam and/or tests.

If you wait, the symptoms might go away by the time you see your doctor. Appointments aren't usually given the next day.

Photos are better than nothing. It can give you an idea now rather than waiting anxiously for the doctor's diagnosis.

Except the body part in question we can not post on this site.

They have lots of graphic photos of the unmentionables. Ugh.

It doesn't look like any of the pictures that I've seen of any STDs and only matches some symptoms which makes it hard for me to tell. Also, I'm no doctor by any means and as Smoothy said, pictures are very different than the real thing. I just don't know how possible it is to develop a blister there from friction or irritation.

I'm going to get tested, just having a hard time getting around EOBs (confidentiality kind of goes out the window with those).

I think you have a good chance of it going away on its own in a few days... kind of odd an STD would come on that quickly. But it pays to play it safe and find out for certain these days. Certain STD's can have lifelong ramnifications if left untreated.

I hope your "irritation" has subsided by now and that is it not an STD.

If you have sex with this man again, tell him. It would be a good idea to educate him on the need for lubrication and the location of the clitoris. If he has had other partners, they may have the same symptom.