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Swollen Vagina
Im in need of serious help pleaseeee! I had protected sex maybe about 2 weeks ago. A few days later my clitoris and entrance to my vagina became swollen with white discharge. There was no itch or burn just swelling and discharge. After a few days my clitoris went down but the entrance is still swollen. I also discovered what seems to be a very small cut that burns when water hits it and stuff. I expected it to be a bad reaction to a Durex brand condom because something similar happened when I previously used a Durex condom. I usually use Trojan and I am fine. Its going on 2 weeks and I don't know what to do,Im a teenager by the way and telling my mom is the last resort. PLEASE HELP!
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Condoms do not protect from everything. You should go to your local Health Dept. because you can go there by yourself or tell your mother & she will take you. I bet she will be more understanding than you think. But, the positive thing about the Health Dept. is that you can often go by yourself & often anonymously. Your health dept. will give you a number of tests and tell you what is really going on. While you MAY have a simple allergy to a certain brand of latex condom, I highly recommend that you be seen by a real professional who can truly diagnose you. I have experiences irritation from the same brand but this does not mean that you are the same female I am. Everyone's chemial makeup is different. Definitely go to the doctor at the health dept. & if you're not able to get there, just talk to your mom. I believe your mom will be understanding. I have a daughter and I too, am a mother. I have dealt with my daughter on many occasions doing stupid things, or things I do not approve of. It's part of growing up. You will be fine, but you really should talk to your mom (or other trusted female relative) or even your school nurse. You can go to also, any woman's clinic for medical attention for this. Do not be scared, just go to the nurse, medical office or to your mom. Everything will be just fine. Good luck.
Thanks for the help! It was a reaction to the brand. i went to the clinic and they said cheap brands aren't always the best, but I am better now. =)
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