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vaginal pain after sex abnormal?

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hafs

February 5th, 2012

I just had sex for the first time yesterday and when I came home and looked at my vagina in the mirror it looked a bit strange, almost like the skin on the bottom, between the vaginal opening and anus was raw/torn. The sex caused a bit of discomfort since we ran out of lube and the condoms were chaffing. Tonight I looked at it again and noticed slightly whitish/clear and sometimes greenish fluid coming from that one spot when I wipe it. Is this normal and just from the irritation from friction? It's not that painful, only mildly when touched and just that one area, it feels a bit swollen, tight and hard-ish. My bf doesn't have stds, he got tested, and we used protection. What could it be?

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kristigraham

replied February 6th, 2012

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That area is very soft and easy to tear, especially if he did not thrust straight. Typically this gets torn during rough sex and sexual assault. Friction can also cause this to tear.

If it does not get better, you have to see your doctor. Normally it will however heal pretty quickly by itself it the tear is not deep.

Keep is dry and clean. Wash yourself with water after toilet, rather than wipe. And pat yourself dry. Sleep without panties if safe. Only wear Cotton panties to keep you dry.

Take care!

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