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pain/burning after sex

Hi i have a dilemma on my hands. I really love sex with my husband. Over the past couple of years things have had to change dramatically due to pelvic pain. That is a differenti question though. This one is about when he ejaculates inside me. Since we had our second daughter nearly seven years ago If we have inter course when we are finished i get a deep burning sensation down below and deep inside me. Is there any ideas out there as to what it can be?
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As weird as this might sound, it could very well be an allergic reaction to your husbands ejaculate. After time and enough exposure ones body may very well develop a reaction to certain things. It's not actually all that uncommon. I would bring it up with your gyno on your next visit! Just one possibility!
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Hi Chick, So when iy comes to sex you need to find a postion that is best for you with your pelvis aching, as for the burning, have you thought of getting to wear condoms, I know us men dont like them, but if it stops the burning, as he should be thinking of you and not him, and see if that stops the burning, if turns out to be right then get him tested.
Good Luck
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There could be several different reasons why this is happening. I wish I could give you and answer but, I'm just not sure. Have you seen your Gynecologist about what's going on? If not, I would recommend doing so.
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