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Q: Swelling of Clitorus

asked by: saradiane on October 7th, 2007

New User

So I was playing around with my partner and after 10 mintues of playing my clitorus swelled up and was extremely painful. this has happened to me about 3 times now. the swelling usually takes like 5 hours to go down but this last time it hasnt gone away. it is extremely painful to move expecially walking. i dont know what this is, and its really irritateing because it makes it so im unable to have sex. PLEASE HELP!

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Tylanas

replied on October 7th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

You need to go to a doctor, an ob-gyn to be specific, also know as a gynecologist. Only they can tell you what's wrong and how to fix it. Aside from that I can only suggest asprin to reduce swelling, and putting ice on it.

When having sex, what do you think is causing this? Lube? Friction? It must be something.

Georgia59

replied on October 7th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I agree. Go to the doc! It's normal for it to swell, but not for that long, and it shouldn't be painful.

sillysallie1990

replied on October 8th, 2007

Experienced User

when you get sexually aroused your clit swells but it souldnt stay swollen this long and even when i am arounsed it doesnt effect my walking so i suspct your is swelling more then it should go to the doc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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