How to get treated for this STD when I can't leave the house?

Hi rasha, I understand that you may have particular difficulties to get support with this, especially due to the cultural differences in your society compared to that in the USA or here in Britain that are more open with these matters, especially where women are concerned.

I dont have enough knowledge of your culture to advise other than to suggest you try and get to the doctors with some female friends or tell your parents you have stomach pains or something so you can see him.

Also, I agree with previous advice that an itch does not mean an STD. This could be a very common infection call thrush that is often very easy to treat.

Have a look at this link: http://www.womenshealthlondon.org.uk/leaflets/thrush/thrush.html

Most woman get this at some point in their lives, even virgins as it is not necessarily passed on by sex. (but could be at times)

If you do have thrush, your doctor will not be able to tell if you caught this through having sex.

How did you manage to have sex if you are not able to leave your house unescorted? If you didn’t have sex, it’s not an STD.

Anyway, tell your parents you have a rash and need to go to the doctor.

Rasha there is a thing called a yeast infection that is not STD that girls get. And sometimes the itching can get really really bad. Or you maybe allergic to the type of laundry detergent you are using. I promise it will make you think you have a STD. Most STD’s do not cause any symptoms in girls. Just tell them you think you have a yeast infection or something like that so you can go to the doctor. And please remember to use a condom at all times. It is a matter of life or death.

wear a condong next time love :}