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Suggest Remedy For Stabbing Pain In Vagina During Pregnancy

im 32 weeks pregnant. i have been having pain like throbbing/ stabbing pain in my vagina for a few weeks, it comes and goes and didnt last long but this past few days they have gotten worse. its more constant and hurts the worst when im laying down, trying to get up or put clothes on. i didnt tell my doctor bc i just thought it was bc im pregnant but over this weekend i cant stand the pain.
Mon, 15 Feb 2016
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Hello dear,
I understand your concern.
Iam sorry for your condition.

In my opinion pain in the vagina might be non specific and mostly muscular origin.

Some or other types of non specific pains appear in pregnancy which subside spontaneously before or after delivery.

Take Panadol for pain.

But I would like you to consult doctor and get a physical examination done to know the status of cervix and any signs of vaginal infection.

If everything is normal then you need not worry and the pain can be attributed to muscular origin and it doesn't harm the pregnancy.

So relax.Avoid stress.

Avoid physical strain and intercourse.
Take adequate fluids upto 3 litres to prevent UTI (urinary tract infection).
Nothing to worry as such.

Hope this helps.
Best regards...Dr.Srilatha

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Suggest Remedy For Stabbing Pain In Vagina During Pregnancy

Hello dear, I understand your concern. Iam sorry for your condition. In my opinion pain in the vagina might be non specific and mostly muscular origin. Some or other types of non specific pains appear in pregnancy which subside spontaneously before or after delivery. Take Panadol for pain. But I would like you to consult doctor and get a physical examination done to know the status of cervix and any signs of vaginal infection. If everything is normal then you need not worry and the pain can be attributed to muscular origin and it doesn t harm the pregnancy. So relax.Avoid stress. Avoid physical strain and intercourse. Take adequate fluids upto 3 litres to prevent UTI (urinary tract infection). Nothing to worry as such. Hope this helps. Best regards...Dr.Srilatha