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Very Severe Vaginal Pains
Ok, like im only 14 years old and ive been having really bad vaginal pains right inside the uretha and ive been reseaching it and all thats come up are STDs but im still a virgin so i know thats not it and ive been to my doctor once and he perscribed me something and it went away for a while and its back and i start high school in 3 DAYS and im still gonna have this pain and if anyone has expericed this or just know what the heck might be going on please tell me, i just want it too go away, plus i have cheerleading practice often and that just makes it worse, :*[
somebody help me!
somebody help me!
Just wanted to add what has helped me. I suffered from undiagnosed vaginal pain for almost a year before I was diagnosed with vulvodynia. My doctor thinks it was caused by an e.coli and/or herpes infection(I never had an outbreak). The virus damaged the nerves. Well, I have been taking Lyrica for about 9 months, and it has been a life saver. I have almost no pain. I feel 99% better! Good Luck and hang in there!
If its in your urethra, are you sure its not a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection)...?
When you last went to your doctor did he put you on an anti-biotic?
When you last went to your doctor did he put you on an anti-biotic?
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It is me again edithfaye. I read your post in the cancer form. I do not think that you have cancer. You are getting older now, and lots of women have problems in that area.
Do not try and find the answer to on the computer. Please go to your mom, aunt, older sister and tell them your problem. Who knows they could have had this same problem when they were your age.
edithfaye
It is me again edithfaye. I read your post in the cancer form. I do not think that you have cancer. You are getting older now, and lots of women have problems in that area.
Do not try and find the answer to on the computer. Please go to your mom, aunt, older sister and tell them your problem. Who knows they could have had this same problem when they were your age.
edithfaye
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