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What to use for Vaginal friction burn?
I had sex with my boyfriend but we didn't foreplay long enough and i was dry. he attempted to enter and it was really painful. a day later i notice it was painful to wipe when i looked it was like a friction burn. skin tearing. but how do i treat it. its been a week or 2 now and it taking forever to heal and its still kind of tender and sore. i know would need to be dry in order to heal but since the location is in a very moist area i expected the healing time to be a little longer... but not 2 weeks longer, please help.
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Ouch, sounds painful. Don't forget you can use artificial lubricant if needed. :>) So, this will heal. I'd give it a little break with the sex action. And something that helps to relieve pain is Tucks wipes left in your underpants. Yep, it helps. Ibuprofen is a pain reliever. After having a baby, women are told to use a squirt bottle and squirt room temp water on themselves as they pee as that can sting. It may itch a little bit as it heals. But yes, it can take a bit longer to heal. Hang in there.
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yes, it is & okay thank you so much !
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