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Okay so, maybe about yesterday my clitoris on the left side is a tiny bit swollen. Its a little more sensitive to the touch then the right side. No other symptoms, no burning or itching, discharge or irritation. just feels and looks a funny. Not bothersome when i pee or doing normal activity. Any help?m
Clitoris expands its size because it fills with blood as a reaction to the situation that generates excitement. So if you have noticed that your clitoris becomes swollen when you get excited or immediately after masturbation or sexual contact, know that this is completely normal and not a situation to concern. Some types of vaginal infections may also cause clitoral swelling. In these cases itching in this area and in the vagina and sometimes a burning feeling are signs of a fungal or bacterial infection. The best practice is to visit your gynecologist for a check up and to receive prompt treatment if any infection is there. Take care.
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What Causes Swelling In The Clitoris?
Clitoris expands its size because it fills with blood as a reaction to the situation that generates excitement. So if you have noticed that your clitoris becomes swollen when you get excited or immediately after masturbation or sexual contact, know that this is completely normal and not a situation to concern. Some types of vaginal infections may also cause clitoral swelling. In these cases itching in this area and in the vagina and sometimes a burning feeling are signs of a fungal or bacterial infection. The best practice is to visit your gynecologist for a check up and to receive prompt treatment if any infection is there. Take care.