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Q: sore itchy clitoris and belly pain

asked by: damaris on November 14th, 2008

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me and my boyfriend been together for 1year and 3 months and the other night we were havin sex and out of nowhere my belly started to hurt soo bad that i couldnt stand up or move out of my spot! i was on the bed for like 2 hours because it hurted sooo bad!! i was crying and all ..scared about why my belly hurts this way!! Im only 17 years old and hes my 2nd partner and we r soo scared of why this happened! and the next day i still had a little pain but nothing serious!! and now my clit is sore and it iches soo much i cant even sit!! plz someone tell me whats rong because i dont no what it is! Question

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Marianne0558

replied on November 14th, 2008

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You should see your doctor.
It could be an infection or an STD.

Users who thank Marianne0558 for this post: damaris

Marianne0558

replied on November 14th, 2008

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I just wanted to add that any time you experience pain like that, something is not right.
Especially since it had you crying and unable to move from the bed for 2 hours.

It COULD be that your partner irritated your cervix (which would feel like it was in your lower belly area), and that could explain the pain but honestly, I don't think it would have hurt like that for 2 hours with you unable to move.

The itch clitoris is what makes me t hink you might have an infection. It could be a yeast infection or an STD. A lot of STDs out there can show no symptoms at all for men and it is quite possible that one of the 2 partners has one and doesn't know. Please get tested. It would be best if your current boyfriend went with you and got tested as well.
Pleasure=peace of mind.

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