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Swollen vaginal lips
My boyfriend and I haven't seen eachother for a few months! About a week ago we saw eachother again for the first time . We have sex now All the time and now my vaginal lips are really swollen. I wouldn't have noticed it unless he said something but now they hurt a little when I touch them, is that just from having a lot of sex? Will it go away? Or do I have to go to the gyno? I'm out at school and i don't have a gyno out here and i fell a little uncomfortable going to see the male gyno on campus!! Please help!!
I am a virgin, and it's happening to me :( I was with my boyfriend the other night and he performed oral, ever since then my vagina lips have been swollen and red, slowly getting worse. What I've finally decided to do was get an ice pack and place it there on top of my underwear, it's been helping and the swelling has decreased tremendously. My advice is to try that and if it continues to go to the gyn..
i had sex with my boyfriend plenty of time..and out of know where, it seem like everytime we have sex..everything in my vagina gets swollen..we had unprotected sex.and didnt use any time of lubercation..it just happened..what could it be?
i had sex with my boyfriend plenty of time..and out of know where, it seem like everytime we have sex..everything in my vagina gets swollen..we had unprotected sex.and didnt use any time of lubercation..it just happened..what could it be?
This happend to me tonight. My inner lips close to tje entrance was extremly swollen i just put oce and sudacrem on it and it went down as the night continued
I'm really scared and don't know what to do.I've recently got a bf. I had sex with him 2 days ago without a condom because I'm on the pill. So we had sex and the day after, when I went to the toilet for a wee, it started to hurt, today my vaginal lips are really swollen, the opening is itchy and so is my clitouris, what do I do ergently?:(
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