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Losing my virginity a tear between the vagina and anal

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hmqc

December 3rd, 2011

I recently lost my virginity and I have a tear between the vaginal opening and anal , I have some dish are and an odor coming from it, I'm worried and I'd don't know what to do.. How can I treat this ?

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beab

replied December 3rd, 2011

your going to have to tell a parent cause it could be infected and if you cant then your going to have to go to the doctors or a planned parenthood and tell them and they will help you and give you meds.

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CarolineEF

replied December 3rd, 2011

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Hi hmqc and welcome to ehealth...If it is bad enough you will have to have it stitched up...In the meantime soak in a warm tub and keep the area clean...If it continues to act up, go and see your OB-GYN...No sex until this has completely healed...Take care...

Caroline

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