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Q: Pressure in ovaries

asked by: JUSTME123 on February 13th, 2009

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I had sex with my husband a few weeks ago, we were being experimental and used a vibrator while having sex, when we were done I noticed that i had slight bleeding. A few days after I got a bad UTI infection that was causing blood in my urine and an intense pressure in my vaginal area and urine tract. After consulting a physician I recieved anitbiotics for my UTI and now feel just the pressure and fear that something may have been damaged. I havent' had sex since then since I am afraid that I messed up something up there. I try to look but see nothing on the outside of my vagina that is different but I do still feel the presure like I'm giving birth or have something not right.... what could it be andwhat can i do?

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JavaMissus

replied on February 15th, 2009

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Taking a toy or vibrator and inserting it deep into your vagina can be dangerous when you go in too far...Lord, I know how good it feels, but with the agitating, it is possible that damage can be done....It sounds to me like you irritated your urethra....If this continues to bother you, I would call him...You may want to check with a OB-GYN....Hopefully everything will work out OK.....

Take care,
Caroline

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