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October 31st, 2011

What would cause my boyfriend's sperm to burn and irritate my skin when it comes back out of me during and after sex. Its never happened in the past but is happening now.

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replied November 2nd, 2011

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It is possible that you developed an allergy to the protien in his semen. Sometimes that happens. It is fairly easy to treat by your doctor. Have you tried doing it with a condom to see if it stops?

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