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Burning And Soreness In Vagina After Sex. Boils And Pricking Pain In Vulva And Pelvic Area. Is It UTI?
hello i had sex for the first time after that i developed some burning and soreness in my vaginal area and alos a boils kind of thing in my vulva region. and also i experince pain in my pelvis area i went to a gynaec she gave me AF kit tablet and clotrimazole vaginal tablet after that my wghite discharge stopped but i still experince pain in my pelvis are and also near vulva tha pain is lik pricking pain is it a uti?? she now gave me tablet o2H what shuld i do
Sat, 30 Jun 2012
Hi,
You have been given the right medicines before and now. You should take o2H medicine now and complete its course.
It is not an UTI.
Drink plenty of water.
Practice safe sex.
Get well soon.
Regards,
You have been given the right medicines before and now. You should take o2H medicine now and complete its course.
It is not an UTI.
Drink plenty of water.
Practice safe sex.
Get well soon.
Regards,
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
If in addition to the above symptoms, you also have frequency of urination, burning during urination,then we should be looking out for a urinary tract infection. The only way to definitely know is to do a urine routine and microscopy exam.
But we could also be dealing with pelvic inflammatory disease, something which is important to diagnose and treat early. I think a trial of oral antibiotics like metronidazole, doxycyline and ceftriaxone is in order. This needs to be started empirically in consultation with your gynaecologist.
Hope this helps
Regards
Thanks for writing in.
If in addition to the above symptoms, you also have frequency of urination, burning during urination,then we should be looking out for a urinary tract infection. The only way to definitely know is to do a urine routine and microscopy exam.
But we could also be dealing with pelvic inflammatory disease, something which is important to diagnose and treat early. I think a trial of oral antibiotics like metronidazole, doxycyline and ceftriaxone is in order. This needs to be started empirically in consultation with your gynaecologist.
Hope this helps
Regards
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