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Itchy vagina under 18 and a virgin.

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hlthgurl89

January 9th, 2011

The past few weeks, I have noticed my vagina is itchy. This only happens when I am wearing sweatpants, at night, and when I am relaxing. It never happens when I am wearing skin tight jeans or spandex. Also there is occational burning when i urinate, I am under 18 and a virgin. Please tell me what to do.

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hlthgurl89

replied January 9th, 2011

Could it just be the hairs rubbing against my skin?

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moneymakin

replied June 7th, 2012

I'm the same way. I think its the toilet paper cause it only happens when I use the toilet paper hard

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Lulu126

replied November 20th, 2012

I have it too! But it's 24/7!!

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