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How To Overcome The Strong Pain Around My Vaginal Opening Caused After Performing An Intense Intercourse?
I had an "intense" intercourse 3 days ago now. The next morning I developed a strong pain what I felt was around the viginal opening with the feeling in inflamation so bad that I could feel myself spasming from it. I left it be and after a few hours it went away and was fine for the rest of the day the next day the same thing happened but the pain is more persistent and not going away. I feel the urge to pee regularly and when I do it seems hard to produce with only a little amount followed by the burning back down near the opening. I've had no discharge at all as the urine is clear. I'm thinking it's something abrasive but can't see any obvious signs of traumer
Tue, 7 Jan 2014
Hi, Thanks for using HCM.
Some amount of pain is common after intercourse due minor trauma to genital organs, which usually subsides in a day or two.
Increased frequency and burning sensation are suggestive of Urinary tract infection.
The next step is to do urine analysis and culture to look for the causative organism.
Based on this, treatment is necessary, which will be antibiotics most probably.
Kindly consult you doctor as soon as possible.
I would suggest you to drink lots of water and pass urine as you get urges. This will flush the urinary system.
Hope this helps you.
Regards
Some amount of pain is common after intercourse due minor trauma to genital organs, which usually subsides in a day or two.
Increased frequency and burning sensation are suggestive of Urinary tract infection.
The next step is to do urine analysis and culture to look for the causative organism.
Based on this, treatment is necessary, which will be antibiotics most probably.
Kindly consult you doctor as soon as possible.
I would suggest you to drink lots of water and pass urine as you get urges. This will flush the urinary system.
Hope this helps you.
Regards
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