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Q: Painful vagina after sex

asked by: Ilovechris on March 7th, 2008

New User

Sex for me isnt new and me and my boyfriend have sex very regularly. Almost half of the time though, my vagina gets very sore and painful after sex. The opening of my vagina stings even to the touch and inside I feel very tender and when i pee afterwards it is extremely painful and stings very badly. This doesnt happen everytime but more than it should. I produce alot of natural lubricant aswell. This is very frustrating. Can anyone help me out??

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run4life10

replied on March 7th, 2008

Experienced User

is the sex rough when it happens, or does it last a long time? i usually have the same thing but to a lesser degree. it is frustrating for me too, because even when i want to, i usually can't handle more than one time in a day. it's also worse if my bf comes in me because the semen burns, but that usually goes away after a little while. i think it's normal to be a little tender and sore after sex, but you could try taking things slower.

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