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Q: tickling and itching in vagina ??

asked by: jadkins05 on September 6th, 2008

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Hi, my g/f who has a virgin up until about 3 weeks ago has an issue and I told her i would look online to see what it might be.

We have had sex well, quite often since I took her virginity.... 9 times labor day weekend(fri-mon). I'm not sure if what she is feeling is due to so much sex (she really likes it.... to much for me!!) or if its another issue.

It started off as a "tickle" feeling... which kind of made her slightly excited randomly. Latley however this feeling has been more constant, espically when she urinates. A couple days later, now she is feeling "itchy" inside her vagina. (its not like she can just go scartch it).

It's starting to worry her.

Any help would be appreciated!

Replies(2)

Maddie34

replied on September 7th, 2008

Supporter

Could be an infection
If it continues or gets more symptoms, then she should speak wiith a doctor

J3nnyuk

replied on September 7th, 2008

Supporter

hi sounds to me like she has thrush this is a common infection in woman which starts as an tickle then goes to an itch she will also find if it is thrush a white substance that appears around the vagina and inside this will not clear up on it's own she will need to go to the chemist and get some treatment it is only a pill that u take to clear the infection and a cream for the itching, if it is not thrush then i suggest going to her doctor hope this helps

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