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Swollen Vaginal Lips?!?!?!?!
Ok im 17 and i was in my moms restroom when my my private area itched to i scratched it. But it wouldnt go away then something caught my eyes. It was a pink wrapper with flowers on it and when i opened it it revealed a wipe. I thought it was a female wipe ao, juat out of curiosity, and in hopes to alleviate the itch... i used it. Well a couple seconds later, it started getting realllllllly itchy so i scratched it. Then i had a little quickie by myself. I looked down and BAM its inflated. Really inflated. Im scared my mom doesnt know i masturbate and im really scared. What happened?! WHAT DO I DO?!?!?!?
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Hi there and welcome. Well, lesson learned here, right? Don't use things that aren't yours.
You can tell your mom about the itch. This could be related to a yeast infection or fungal overgrowth and most women get this from time to time. She will not think this odd or associate it with masturbation. She should accompany you to the store to get what is necessary to treat that since you've never been through it before.
The swelling should go down. You could place an ice pack over your pants but on the area to help.
good luk
You can tell your mom about the itch. This could be related to a yeast infection or fungal overgrowth and most women get this from time to time. She will not think this odd or associate it with masturbation. She should accompany you to the store to get what is necessary to treat that since you've never been through it before.
The swelling should go down. You could place an ice pack over your pants but on the area to help.
good luk
Go to walmart & they have alot of creams to relieve the itchyness, eventually the swollen will go away.
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