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Itchy Sore Vagina After Intercourse, Is This Normal ?
Hi im 18 and Ive been having sex more recently now as i have a regular boyfriend. i almost always use a condom , but once a few days ago we started without using a condom , i eventually said about 10 minutes after and my boyfriend put a condom on, we had sex intensively for much longer than normal and the condom became very dry. i now have a very painful vagina , its sore and very very itchy , im trying not to itch it but its so uncomfortable. i have white discharge but nothing i dont normally get. i dont want to tell my parents what i have been up to as its not something we talk about and i really dont want to visit the doctor , is there anyway this is just irratation from the condom and will it go away on its own ?
Thu, 10 Mar 2011
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Well, the itch could be due to either allergy, frictional injury due to dry condom or due to infection. A 10 minutes unprotected contact can cause a STD. Vaginal fungal infection is also a possibility as you have a discharge. You can try any antiallergic pill and see if it helps. You can try a vaginal antifungal. You must get a STD panel done. However, since a confirmed diagnosis cannot be given on net please consult your gynecologist before starting any treatment. Hope this helps. Take care!
Well, the itch could be due to either allergy, frictional injury due to dry condom or due to infection. A 10 minutes unprotected contact can cause a STD. Vaginal fungal infection is also a possibility as you have a discharge. You can try any antiallergic pill and see if it helps. You can try a vaginal antifungal. You must get a STD panel done. However, since a confirmed diagnosis cannot be given on net please consult your gynecologist before starting any treatment. Hope this helps. Take care!
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