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Q: Help - My Semen Stings My Girlfriend

asked by: ^Dymo^ on July 31st, 2007

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Hi, recently I've begun having sex with my girlfriend with the pill and so, no condom. However, we've noticed that when I come inside her, she stings a lot because of my semen.

Is there anything that might be causing this? Is there something wrong in my diet? What can be done to help?

I'm now either ejaculating outside of her, or wearing a condom again.

Any advice or knowledge will be much appreciated.

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Tylanas

replied on July 31st, 2007

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I've seen this on the women's forum, and it seems some women are sensitive to semen.

There is a lot of salt in semen, so just as blood going into your eyes stings (or salt water) it may be that she has small cuts or simply a sensitive vagina that stings due to the salt.

I don't think there's anything you can do diet wise. Seems using condoms is your most comfortable option, or outside-ejaculation.

^Dymo^

replied on August 1st, 2007

New User

Thanks for the input Eiri.

At first I kind of thought this too, but my girlfriend said she did not have this issue previously, and only with me.

I also never had this problem with my previous partner.

It is still very baffling to me.

Mabel

replied on August 1st, 2007

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I am sensitive to this also. Usually when sex is 'rougher' maybe... Semen on raw skin isn't comfortable to me and sometimes burns a bit.

Does your girlfriend use spermicide? That is a terrible contributor to that burning feeling.

Tylanas

replied on August 1st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

^Dymo^ wrote:

Well it may be that your specific semen has a different composition than whoever she was with before.

I know that eating a lot of mean can make semen bitter and eating fruit can make it sweet... so maybe see if there's something in your diet that could be contributing. I can't say how much success you'll get with that though.

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