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Q: Uncomfortable Intercourse

asked by: flower1212 on December 14th, 2003

New User

A couple of weeks ago I vistited my gyno and got a pretty painful pap smear. I have not had sex until recently, when I first did there was not really much felling at all and then afterwards it hurt. I tried again the next day and again it was uncomfortable and then afterwards it really hurt and it burned when I urinated. Could this be some sort of result from the pap smear.

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SDNwondering

replied on December 15th, 2003

New User

No, I don't think this could be from your pap smear. Many times, when women first begin becoming sexually active, yeast infections are very common. This would definately hurt during sex. Have you considered this? It is no biggie. Actually, the first time I had sex I developed an infection within 48 hours. I would check it out with your doc.

NicoleF

replied on December 29th, 2003

Experienced User

Ask your doc to check for endometriosis. I have it and it sounds the same. Most doctors wont check unless you ask them too.

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