What Causes Blisters And Itching In The Vagina?

Posted on Wed, 23 Apr 2014

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Question : Hi Doctor I was having shower yesterday morning and sort of cleaning myself I felt this blister right at the tip of my Fallopian tube, but 2 or 3 days before that I was having this itchy burning in my virgina I thought it's thrush as I'm taking Flucloxacillin .The blister is still but felt bigger than yesterday I'm getting worried

Answered by Dr. Kulsoom Qureshi (23 minutes later)

Brief Answer: You can't feel your Fallopian tubes please explain Detailed Answer: Hi XXXX Thanks for sharing your concerns with us. Let me tell you one thing, we can't feel our Fallopian tubes, they are two in number & located inside our tummy, so, please tell me exactly where did you actually felt the blister & from which area your veins were removed? This will give me some hints about the possible diagnosis & I can give you some clues. You may develop thrush while on Antibiotics. If this itching is accompanied by white curdy discharge you may even need treatment. Remember Broad-spectrum antibiotics damage our natural flora (bacteria that normally live on our skin & body). These bacteria usually protect us from many opportunistic pathogens ( bacteria which attack us when ever our defenses are low). So, this blister might represent one of this kind of infection. However, if it fails to settle within a week or so, report this to your doctor & get yourself examined to find out what exactly is going on? Wish you good health. Take care.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

Follow up: Dr. Kulsoom Qureshi (10 minutes later)

Vericose veins on Left leg from groin to ankle,and the blister is siting inside my virgina

Answered by Dr. Kulsoom Qureshi (1 hour later)

Brief Answer: Some probable causes. Detailed Answer: Hi, Welcome back. So, you felt this blister inside your vagina & it is growing in size. It could represent a cyst which has grown in size or a vesicle. This may have caused by some recent infection (could be a STD like Herpes). However, in your case it may also represent a varicose vein. As it is very difficult to shortlist the cause without examining the lesion, it is strongly advised that you visit a Gynecologist in person & get this blister examined. The doctor may make a clinical diagnosis or suggest some tests to confirm the diagnosis. Wish you good health & a quick recovery. Best regards.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar