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vagina itch

Recently I have been having a lot of sex with my boyfriend. Sometimes we have sex like 6 times in a 24 hour period. I also started taking birth control pills 2 months ago. I was on antibiotics last week because I had a bad UTI. And from the past few times we have had sex, I am having trouble getting wet and it hurts when he enters my vagina. I also have an itch on the lips and around the hole. I dont know what is causing the itch and the lack of wetness. I am not having a cloudy discharge so I dont think its a yeast infection. So is it just because I am having too much sex? Any help regarding my problem would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to anyone who responds in advance.  
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Spend more time on foreplay, that can help you get wet. You could be dry because of so much friction going on. Nothing wrong with having that much sex, but also condoms can dry you out at times (at least they do for me. And as a side note, I really hope you are using condoms because of being on the antibiotics if you weren't informed that it can decrease the effectiveness of BC)

Also it'll depend on how you're washing too, if any soap is getting INSIDE your vagina, it will mess with the PH balance and dry it out.

Best bet, is either give it a break for a bit, let your vagina rest, and body replenish fluids(being dehydrated may be a factor as well) then see what happens. Or invest in a lubrication. (something from the grocery store, or if you're old enough, go to an adult store and get some that will be a higher quality)
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Hello, you need to slow down, sex is not an every two miniute thing. I would tell him to finger you. If you are on the pill, tell him to dip is finger in water.  This will got you a little wet. Hope I helped!(:
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