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Please help me
Hello I'm 29 years old,
I had my boyfriend coming after 2 weeks not seeing him, we having alot of Intercourse for 2 months and 1 month ago (we had sex during period 1 or 2 times)
I started feeling pain during penetration.
Nowadays I feel extreme pain during penetration, sometimes if I continue the Intercourse, The pain pass away, But if I touch my vaginal opening it hurts badly, My boyfriend also looked at it and told me that the left side of the vaginal opening is swollen (and actually the left side hurts). Please help me with this.
Thanks, V.
I had my boyfriend coming after 2 weeks not seeing him, we having alot of Intercourse for 2 months and 1 month ago (we had sex during period 1 or 2 times)
I started feeling pain during penetration.
Nowadays I feel extreme pain during penetration, sometimes if I continue the Intercourse, The pain pass away, But if I touch my vaginal opening it hurts badly, My boyfriend also looked at it and told me that the left side of the vaginal opening is swollen (and actually the left side hurts). Please help me with this.
Thanks, V.
Best Answer
It sounds like you could have some sort of vaginal infection. Infections can have the symptoms of pain, itching, burning, bad odors, and odd discharge (amount, texture or color). You don't need all of those to have an infection though. I suggest you see a dr to figure out if its a yeast or bacterial infection -or perhaps if it's caused by not enough lubrication and rough sex. The dr will help figure out the cause and help you know how to treat it.
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