Chemical Smell, Vagina Itchy And Painful After Sex, Burns While Urinating. Is It UTI ?
i smell chemical smell on my boyfriend and myself in last 2 days. since vagina is in pain during and after sex but 2 days ago vagina was itchy for a few hours till taking shower was still itchy after shower for 30 or more minutes itching gotten less but then the pain happens... best can be explained right now. it burns sometimes when peeing. i have been drinking LOTS of fluids and dont think its uti but not sure whats fully goin on. was told i have vaginitis from problem with soap was using.
Although most of your symptoms do match that of a urinary tract infection (UTI), these symptoms are quite common and generally associated with most sexually transmitted infections as well.
Which is why I cannot comment on whether this is a UTI or a sexually transmitted infection. The best thing to do now would be to visit your doctor for a urine analysis and a vaginal swab test. These investigations will provide us with all the information we need from diagnosis to treatment.
In the meantime, continue consuming plenty of water and abstain from all forms of sexual contact.
Best wishes.
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Chemical Smell, Vagina Itchy And Painful After Sex, Burns While Urinating. Is It UTI ?
Hello ma am. Although most of your symptoms do match that of a urinary tract infection (UTI), these symptoms are quite common and generally associated with most sexually transmitted infections as well. Which is why I cannot comment on whether this is a UTI or a sexually transmitted infection. The best thing to do now would be to visit your doctor for a urine analysis and a vaginal swab test. These investigations will provide us with all the information we need from diagnosis to treatment. In the meantime, continue consuming plenty of water and abstain from all forms of sexual contact. Best wishes.