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Pain During and After Sex

Hello,
Back at the end of July, I bought myself a mountain bike to in hopes help me loose some weight. Well, after having the bike a week, I was experiencing great pain in my vagina area. It burned and it just plain hurt. I bought myself a new seat and everything and the pain finally went away but whenever my fiance and I have sex, I hurt tremendously. It is always during sex as well as afterwards, more so afterwards than during. The pain is inside. It doesn't matter how wet or turned on I am either. I just went in to see my doc for a yeast infection which I'm figuring my bike caused and I've had since that week I was experiencing pain. She gave me pills to get rid of the yeast infection and they did their job. I just got off my period yesterday and just had sex today and it's still horribly painful. My doc never looked inside at my cervix or anything when I was there and i'm just getting ideas as to what my problem is. Sex NEVER hurt before I got my bike. I have no idea what this is and i've been extremely frustrated and upset about it. It's even brought me into tears. Any ideas? Thanks
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Well I would post there but I'm not paying anything to ask a question :-\
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Thank you! I will repost this there
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523042 tn?1212177895
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Hi.

There are multiple physiological possibilities as to why you're experiencing pain. I'd suggest you ask this question in the gynecology forum at

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/show/103
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