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is it bad for you to have sex when youre reeeeeeallly swollen down there?
If your swollen after sex It goes down in a day or two, it's just friction burn due to lack of lubrication or roughness. Try a hot bath followed by a cold compress. As for pants, I find tight ones, that pull everything in, and can't move when on to cause irritation are best, but that's down to personal reference.
heyy hunni if you were swollen before sex i mean wenever u and the guy started doing stuff. your labia minora and citoris can become swollen upon arousal if it was after sex im not a hundred percent sure but it could be if you have a lare labia minora it could ov been tugged and twisted wich would probably make it swell xx
Now she won't use a condom.
Great!
Perhaps use alternative prevention which takes a few months to work.
Great!
Perhaps use alternative prevention which takes a few months to work.
Did you use a condom? Maybe it's an allergic reaction to the latex? Definitely need to see a doc if it hurts. Like I said before, it's not normal. Hopefully it's nothing major and you can get this cleared up right away.
thats when it started swelling. it was after intercoarse. but it hasnt stopped and now it hurts. :( kinda scarin me.
Usually I get swollen right after intercourse. It doesnt hurt, just really red and swollen. Im sure alot of it has to do with the blood pumpin' and flowin'. If it doesnt hurt, I wouldnt be alarmed.
If I ever became reeeeeeallly swollen that would be very alarming to me. When did this happen? Does it hurt? Do you have any kind of discharge? You might want to investigate why you are extremely swollen first. That is not normal.
But to answer your question - if it doesn't hurt then I guess it'd be okay. Remember those condoms though! :-) Don't need another pg scare. Give us more info on the swelling if you want...
But to answer your question - if it doesn't hurt then I guess it'd be okay. Remember those condoms though! :-) Don't need another pg scare. Give us more info on the swelling if you want...
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