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Swollen Vagina
So, me and my boyfriend had rough sex a couple nights ago. The next day I noticed that my vagina was itchy, felt like it was burning a little bit, and hurt to the touch. I figured that it was a yeast infection because there was also white cottage cheese like discharge (not a lot but still there). So, I took a one day yeast infection thing and I woke up in the middle of the night because my vagina was really itchy and hurt. I looked at in and saw it was extremely swollen, at least 2 times its normal size. It hurts to the touch. It doesn't hurt when I pee and there isn't any odd discharge other than what I mentioned earlier. It does hurt when I close my legs and when I walk. I tried putting ice on it but that doesn't seem to help. Any ideas?
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