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where can i check to see if im allergic to semen?
I went to see my gyno today n she said she can not check n that as far as she knows docs don't check that either. I'm determined to find something n I though I should ask here.
Well thank you for the comments :) and I guess I'll have to wait until I do want a baby to see if it is an allergy and from now on condoms.
I don't know if it will besides making the process for you irritating. But here's the thing, you may not be with the same partner you are with now when you decide to have children--so you may not have issues with that. If you still do, then I see no reason why you and your partner wouldn't be able to go to the specialist mentioned and get help with fertility and what MAY be an allergy.
Yeah I'd rather use the condoms and I'm going to but I wanted to know if it was something I could check. And if I am allergic when I do want kids would it prevent me from getting pregnant?
Angebelle is absolutely correct. Unless you and your boyfriend find out that something else is causing this, I think you all are going to have to start using condoms again. Either that, or keep feeling that horrid burning that comes from him ejaculating inside of you.
We noticed this about a year ago so I started reading around n in one of my posts here someone told me about allergy to seminal fluids. So I'd like to know if that's the case or if somethin else is wrong with either me or him.
Ok so I'm on birth control so we don't use condoms n he's ejaculated inside of me. It burns like crazy after a while n my vagina feels swollen. It appears to be getting worse every time he does. N while he's inside after he's come it burns the tip of his penis. Now we both have gotten checked for stds and nothing comes up.
it is a specialized test through specialists, but not something that all DR's stick by. U MAY be sensitive or allergic to ur CURRENT partners sperm, but have no reaction to someone else. It could also be an allergy to something they have ate or been in contact with. Why do u suspect the allergy to start with?
Is there a reason why you think you should have this test? You'll probably need to see a reproductive endocronologist for such a test, but I don't think you should waste or time or money on such testing if you are not serious about becoming pregnant. An RE is highly specialized in these areas of testing and have the bills to prove it.
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