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pain on vagina and clitoris
about 2hours after my second sex with my boyfriend, a pain started at the area between my vagina and my anal.
a day after,i feel pain on my clitoris,specially when i pee!!
when we started sex, i feel a little pain,so we stopped until we find a painless position. during the sex i feel no pain. but after one or two hours the pain start!
is it regular to have these like pain? :(
is it possible that my vagina starts to growing up and these pain is the result of that?
:(
a day after,i feel pain on my clitoris,specially when i pee!!
when we started sex, i feel a little pain,so we stopped until we find a painless position. during the sex i feel no pain. but after one or two hours the pain start!
is it regular to have these like pain? :(
is it possible that my vagina starts to growing up and these pain is the result of that?
:(
thank you so much for your help! :)
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello
Pain is a warning that something isn't right with your body. It may be an sign of infection or injury, so if it continues, you should definitely see your gynecologist or go to your nearest women’s clinic. If it were me, I’d want to know whether I have a condition that needs to be treated. Now that you’re being sexual with another person, you need to take responsibility for taking care of your sexual health, so don't hesitate to get help when needed.
You may also be experiencing pain if you’re not sufficiently turned on. A pelvic exam can determine the extent of the tissue trauma, if there is any. If penis-vagina sex hurts, you need to tell your partner to ease up and slow down. And be sure you’re wet enough—or get some good lube to augment your own natural lubrication. I recommend Replens, which is available at most drugstores.
Please DO NOT ever have any kind of insertive sex unless you’re very turned on. Sometimes, people rush toward what they consider “the main event” without realizing that a) sex should not have a goal; all touch can be pleasurable, and b) any kind of penetration can be painful or cause injury if you’re not sufficiently turned on. Good luck to you. Dr. J
Pain is a warning that something isn't right with your body. It may be an sign of infection or injury, so if it continues, you should definitely see your gynecologist or go to your nearest women’s clinic. If it were me, I’d want to know whether I have a condition that needs to be treated. Now that you’re being sexual with another person, you need to take responsibility for taking care of your sexual health, so don't hesitate to get help when needed.
You may also be experiencing pain if you’re not sufficiently turned on. A pelvic exam can determine the extent of the tissue trauma, if there is any. If penis-vagina sex hurts, you need to tell your partner to ease up and slow down. And be sure you’re wet enough—or get some good lube to augment your own natural lubrication. I recommend Replens, which is available at most drugstores.
Please DO NOT ever have any kind of insertive sex unless you’re very turned on. Sometimes, people rush toward what they consider “the main event” without realizing that a) sex should not have a goal; all touch can be pleasurable, and b) any kind of penetration can be painful or cause injury if you’re not sufficiently turned on. Good luck to you. Dr. J
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