My wife says she gets a burning feeling
when we have sex...Not everytime, but a
lot of the times. She also says it burns
afterwards when she goes to the bathroom.
I've tried to get her to go to the doctor
but she is embarrassed. It's been going
on for about three years...Any suggestions
what might be wrong?!?!
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2ferano
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 3717
Posted: 06-11-04 17:04pm
Does it burn only when you cum in her or
every time?
Cum burns me. Some women's bodies just
reject it. It also gives me infections
and such.
She could have an infection, but if she
has had it for three years I am sure she
would know by now.
Try wearing condoms, and using lube and
see what happens. Maybe she isn't wet
enough and her skin is tearing, or maybe
if you do cum in her that is what it is.
If none of that works, then try to talk
her into going to the doctor.
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justiceviv1
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 1 Location: Philadelphia, PA
Posted: 06-23-04 14:41pm
Your wife probably has vulvar
vestibulitus. I was diagnised with is 4
years ago and am only 24 years old. There
are no real symptoms other than a redness
and severe pain. She is probably always
in pain and is only telling you when the
pain is real bad. Because vestibulitus is
fairly new to the medical field but also
fairly common among women, there is no
definite solution for her condition but
she is not alone.
Do some research on vulvar
vestibulitus. Again...Since there is
little factual information as to what
causes vestibulitus and how to treat
it...Take the internet info with a grain
of salt.
Sex is possible. You must wear
only lamb skin condoms. They are fairly
expensive, but very worth it. Also, tell
your wife to:
1. Wear only 100% cotton underwear,
2. Not to use any soap on her vagina.
Use only oatmeal soap if she feels it is
absolutely necessary. Our bodies have our
own fighting power. Rinsing with water is
enough.
3. Avoid spicy food
4. Do not wear any underwear when
sleeping
5. Use only water based lubricant
6. Go see a specialist who will not tell
her that it is a yeast infection. They
are wrong!!!!
Good luck
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2ferano
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 3717
Posted: 06-23-04 17:15pm
Well, it could be that and it would be
worth looking into, but it is not
definate.
Soap is a necessity. I would not want to
be anywhere near a woman who did not use
soap on her cookie. Uggh. Just use
natural soap without scents and whatnot,
but definately use soap. Please.
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Bigredqt8
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Jul 2004 Posts: 8
Posted: 07-10-04 20:58pm
Hehe I know this one because it has
happened to me too. She probly doesnt
get "wet" enough. Lubricant really
works!!! I have had the same exact
feeling, and lubricant (such as a liquidy
kind) extreamly helps!!!!!!!
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PattyV
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 May 2004 Posts: 1103 Location: Chicago area
Z Posted: 07-11-04 09:39am
Please tell your wife to read these
posts!!She is not the only woman with this
problem!I know she is embarrassed,but
having worked in healthcare for 23
years,docs have seen it and heard it
all.Maybe she'd be more comfortable seeing
a woman gynecologist,more familiar with
the territory and all.Please try to help
her get over her embarrassment.You've no
idea what she's going through,even though
it sounds like you are an evolved man .3 years of painful
intercourse is 3 years too long and bless
her for continuing to make love even when
it is painful.Best of luck to the both of
you!!Pattyv
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babeo13
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 14 Jul 2004 Posts: 1 Location: england
Posted: 07-14-04 12:55pm
Im probably wrong, but it could be
cystitus, which is basically a urine
infection, does she blled when urinmation
sumtimes? If it is then just drink plenty
of water too flush everything out dat wot
I did.