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OrionsNebula

July 6th, 2009

I am a very, very clean woman who also is very much into fitness and nutrition. Why is it that sometimes my uterus is acidic, or so it would seem? It doesn't happen all the time so I am certain it doesn't have anything to do with my menstrual cycle. The reason I am noticing it is because the last few times my husband and I have had intercourse, he burns when he is inside of me, making his flesh red and very irritated where it appears the skin has been literally burned off. Other times it isn't a problem. Could this be due to something I am eating, or something else? I haven't made any drastic changes to my diet and so I am not too sure what is going on. Please help.

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agnesmartin

replied July 1st, 2011

chlrorine-smelling discharge

hello.i'm having the same problem but i can feel something too,like a burning sensation in my labia,and it hurts for a while,like there's friction or something..sometimes my discharge smells like chlorine too..i read somewhere that if i eat to much meat this will result to an acidic uterus,is this true?hope someone will respond..thanks a lot

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