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lub troubles
I'm 27 and almost never self lubricat. My fiancé and I almost always have to use some other form of lubrication. If I do lubricat on my own it's usually thick and creamy, and then my vagina is usually itchy afterwards. Any ideas on what it could be? We recently just moved to a new state and I don't have gyn here yet.
I used to suffer with something similar. I had something called bacterial vaginosis. Had to take a course of antibiotics and it went so I would go to the doctor because it could be something simple that's easily fixed. X
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Hi there and welcome. Well, that IS a good question for your gyn. Some women have hormonal issues that cause vaginal dryness and it would be worth checking yours to see if that is the case. Hopefully the artificial lubricant helps! good luck
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