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Q: Swollen clitoris after foreplay

asked by: Kgirl16 on April 21st, 2008

Experienced User

SO this is very weird to me, but yesterday me and my boyfriend were having foreplay and he wasn't doing anything but fingering, and suddenly I just felt very uncomfortable so we stopped. I went home and came to find my clitoris has probably tripled if not quadroupled in size, aswell the entire area like the libia, lips and hood were all extremely swollen.
BUT it does not hurt at all, just very uncomfortable.
Anyway I got up this morning and the swelling went down everywhere except for the clit.
Any experiences or advice? It's really freaked me out. This has never happened to me ever before and I've been active for over 5 years.
Please notify me as soon as possible

Replies(3)

Maddie34

replied on April 21st, 2008

Moderator

Maybe it was a little irratated. What did you use for a lubricant? Were you dry while he was fingering you?

thewoman

replied on March 1st, 2009

New User

swollen clitoris

This happened to me just last night!!! My boyfriend was fingering me and he did something that felt good but uncomfortable at the same time and i had him stop and went to the bathroom to find my clitoris HUGE!! I couldn't figure out what was going on so i just went to bed and by morning it had gone down but my clit was still slightly swollen. I don't think it is bad cuz i've been active for about 2 years now.

clairerissa

replied on July 14th, 2009

New User

yeah its pretty wierd it happends to me alot idk why but it makes sex difficult for me because when im touched to long my clit sweels up & feels funny idkk its wierd tho & also it hurts sometimes when im having sex cause my cervix is being pounded lOl idk my vagina is wierd i hate it sometimes

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