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vagina swelling and pain
me and my boyfriend just had sex about an hour and a half ago and during it my vagina kinda strtd hurtin while once we were done and he left it was hard for me to walk or even close my legs. When i went to go check it out my right side of my vagina is way biger then my left and it hurts to touch it. . it doesnt itch or nuthin t jst hurts and it happened rite after sex. i dnt knw what to do. should i be worried. ill the swelling go down.what do i do please help i have never been so scared before. :[
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
It sounds like a bruise or hematoma of your vulva as a result of the intercourse. This could happen if the intercourse was particularly rough, but generally would be thought of as an unusual occurrence during consensual sex. Nonetheless, I suggest you see an ob/gyn soon. If it is expanding or you cannot urinate, you need to be seen in an Emergency room ASAP.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
It sounds like a bruise or hematoma of your vulva as a result of the intercourse. This could happen if the intercourse was particularly rough, but generally would be thought of as an unusual occurrence during consensual sex. Nonetheless, I suggest you see an ob/gyn soon. If it is expanding or you cannot urinate, you need to be seen in an Emergency room ASAP.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
OKAY THANKYOU SO MUCH IMA TRY THT :]
OKAY THANKYOU SO MUCH IMA TRY THT :]
OKAY THANKYOU SO MUCH IMA TRY THT :]
wait a little while it was probably just rough sex or maybe there was not enough lubrication. You will be okay. If it doesn't start to go down in a day or two got o a doctor.
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