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Scubagirl0325 Honeycomb Member

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Ok....I'm very curious as to how common it is for people to have an OB after having sex....Going to see my bf who now lives out of state and haven't seen for over a month....

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I had sex for 7 months w/out it triggering an outbreak. However once reactivated by sun, almost anything triggers an outbreak- lack of sleep, sex, or any friction in that area (tight skinny jeans, etc). BUT when its completely gone, in remission, it is fine. In the last two months, it has been lingering with redness and irritation. Se in this case, for me, can trigger it.

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only had sex a few times in 2 years cuz my "unknown rash" will never go away for longer than 2 days....but anyhow, anytime I had sex within 2 days got outbreak.....not the very next day, but the day after that usually.

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