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itchy outer labia with tiny bump
i have been with my boyfriend for over two years now, and over the last year to six months i have noticed an increase in pain during sex. and recently it has gotten to the point where i cant even enjoy it whatsoever because it just plain hurts and my vagina gets very sore after even a short time of intercourse. recently i also noticed some extreme itchiness on the outer labia of my vagina combined with a tiny bump an the outer left labia and it seems to come and go day to day over the past few weeks... i have a doc's appointment in a few days, i would just like maybe a head's up or some info on questions i can ask my doctor....anyone have a clue? sometimes i notice even the type of underwear i wear can really irritate it and make the itchiness worse. my bf and i don't have very rough sex or anything so thats not it, and we do try to have proper foreplay and use lubrication, but it still gets sore!
When I first read your post, I thought that maybe it was if you shave that maybe you're irriation is caused by razor burn, however, I'm not what the painful sex is and I doubt razor burn would be the cause of that. I'm sorry that I'm not that much of a help to you.
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