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Q: Sore Vagina

asked by: doodlepop on May 10th, 2004

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Hi,

for the last few weeks i've found i've been a lot tighter down there and it has been hard to have sex.

More recently, i've just come off my period (this all started before - and my pains this time have been a little worse, particularly to start with while I was opening up) and if anything I think i've perhaps got a bit tighter.

Most of the time I have trouble getting a single finger in there without it hurting, although my boyfriend has managed to get me relaxed enough to get in and give me some much needed pleasure with his finger!

It seems that i'm basically just really tight - but I don't know why. Anyone got any suggestions?

Replies(3)

2ferano

replied on May 14th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

If you are actually sore you may have an infection. May want to get that checked.
If you are getting "tighter" just go with it. Your muscles could just be getting stronger or tensed up for some reason. Try to relax.

britttt21x

replied on February 17th, 2009

New User

Sore

Lately when I have sex with my boyfriend after a while doing it, I'll get really sore and we'll have to stop, what can be the cause of why this is happening?

LoveOne

replied on August 30th, 2009

New User

To britttt21x.
If you are getting really sore during sex then maybe you are getting an infection, like a yeast infection. If thats not the cause, perhapse you are not wet enough and he is going hard and fast, which causes a lot of friction because of the lack of wetness. Try some WET and see how it goes. Also, if you can just try to bare it out, sometimes a guy is just too fat for the vegina, so therefore it needs to stretch.

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