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1sttimemama

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15w .preggy .very .sensistive .clit Posted: 11-24-04 16:55pm


Just curious if anyone else had this problem. I'm 15 weeks preggy and lately whenever I have sex it feels like my clit never goes back to normal. It stays really sensitive and even starts to itch, but it hurts like crazy when I walk. I know it doesnt itch from a yeast infection or anything, but I dont know what it is....Help. Anything would be appreciated. Thanks. --.C.A.T.

PosrscheLvr

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Joined: 05 Oct 2004
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Location: Plano, Texas

Posted: 11-25-04 12:18pm


It sounds like a bacterial infection or something...I would have a doctor just check it out.

BeckLyn

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Joined: 04 Nov 2004
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Posted: 11-26-04 10:59am


I'm not preggy and my clit is like that. Just try to not stimulate it so much during sex. Try to not rub it as much a poss. Thats all I know. Sorry, good luck.

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