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Vaginal Pain, Sore Inside Upper Wall, Period Pains. Negative STD Tests. Treatment?

I ve notice vaginal pain every month when i start my cycle after using tampons. It hurts when I remove the tampon, so this month I happened to take a look inside the vagina. There is a sore inside the upper wall of the vagina. I don t know what it could be. I ve had a full STD panel done last month which was negative. Help please.
Sat, 18 Aug 2012
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Hi there. Relax. Dont jump to conclusions. It is most likely due to friction that a 'traumatic' ulcer has formed in this region. Use a topical steroid-antibiotic-antifungal cream that you can purchase over the counter or check with the pharmacist for one...this hould resolve or decrease at least 50-60% symptoms in 24-48 hrs...assuming there is a mild bacterial/fungal overlay. If not resolved, then you need to visit your dermatologist or gynecologist for a further opinion & needful I still think the problem is a minor one & will resolve with this intervention. Cheers & do give us a shout when rid of this ulcer. Wish you well.
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Vaginal Pain, Sore Inside Upper Wall, Period Pains. Negative STD Tests. Treatment?

Hi there. Relax. Dont jump to conclusions. It is most likely due to friction that a traumatic ulcer has formed in this region. Use a topical steroid-antibiotic-antifungal cream that you can purchase over the counter or check with the pharmacist for one...this hould resolve or decrease at least 50-60% symptoms in 24-48 hrs...assuming there is a mild bacterial/fungal overlay. If not resolved, then you need to visit your dermatologist or gynecologist for a further opinion & needful I still think the problem is a minor one & will resolve with this intervention. Cheers & do give us a shout when rid of this ulcer. Wish you well.