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Vaginal pain/soreness and body aches after sex

Yesterday me and my boyfriend had sex and for me physically I am sexually active but it's been a year so my vagina hole was going to be tight so we tried lube to make it easier when he penetrated me and so far so good till it just felt uncomfortable and my vagina started getting sore. Next body starts experience really bad body aches and a killer headache which I am still experiencing not to mention due to how my body feels now my body doesn't allow me to consume any solid foods only liquid because my stomach feels nausea.. so please help and leave a comment of advice
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Hi there,

I'm sorry that you're not feeling well :(

I think you're right about the vaginal soreness and discomfort possibly stemming from lack of intercourse this year. You could take an over-the-counter pain medication for the soreness meanwhile; the pain should subside soon after...

The bad body aches, killer headache, and nausea sound a bit more serious. Have you taken anything to help with the nausea, such as Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol?  You should try either of those to help settle your stomach and relieve the nausea. Be sure to stay hydrated, with water especially, and ginger ale if possible ~ don't chug it, drink slowly.  If you think that you might be able to eat, start with very bland food like saltine crackers or toast. Get plenty of rest and take it very easy meanwhile. If you don't see any improvement, or if your symptoms worsen in the next 24 hours, I would suggest seeing a doctor right away.

I hope you start feeling better soon,
Take Care
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