Slight Burn In Vaginal Area During Sex Or Urination. What Could I Do ?
I have a slight burn where My opening in is i guess in Other words the whole where you have sex Its not a bad burn just a small burn in THAT área but it does not burn WHEN i pee or havin sex or anything like THAT it just burns a little and sometimes itches is THAT bad? Or do i need to be conserned. Is there anything i could do?? Please help? -signed a 17 year old female seeking help
Hi, I can understand your difficulty. You have a slight itch and burning sensation over the vaginal opening or 'introitus' as it is called. This can happen due to rough intercourse when the lining epithelium gets damaged, when there is an infection of the vagina or the urethra, due to use of tight and unhygienic undergarments and poor genital hygiene. Please see a specialist for a clinical evaluation and a swab test to see if there is any infection. A urinalysis helps to exclude urinary infection. Avoid wearing tight underwear and maintain genital hygiene. Use sanitary napkins instead of tampons and avoid intercourse until you get relief. Hope this helps.
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Slight Burn In Vaginal Area During Sex Or Urination. What Could I Do ?
Hi, I can understand your difficulty. You have a slight itch and burning sensation over the vaginal opening or introitus as it is called. This can happen due to rough intercourse when the lining epithelium gets damaged, when there is an infection of the vagina or the urethra, due to use of tight and unhygienic undergarments and poor genital hygiene. Please see a specialist for a clinical evaluation and a swab test to see if there is any infection. A urinalysis helps to exclude urinary infection. Avoid wearing tight underwear and maintain genital hygiene. Use sanitary napkins instead of tampons and avoid intercourse until you get relief. Hope this helps.