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Vaginal Burning
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I feel intense burning in my vagina after having an intercourse. I have only been sexually active for past few months. When I went to my OB.Gyn few months ago for my yearly visit I was told that I didn't have any infections or anything. I can urinate with no problems whatsoever. What could this burning sensation be?
I feel intense burning in my vagina after having an intercourse. I have only been sexually active for past few months. When I went to my OB.Gyn few months ago for my yearly visit I was told that I didn't have any infections or anything. I can urinate with no problems whatsoever. What could this burning sensation be?
Are you using condoms or lube? You could be allergic to either. If not, check out vulvodynia.com FAQ section. You may be irritating nerves or muscles in the pelvic region that are causing the pain.
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