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PostPosted: 03/06/07 - 20:27    Post subject: Itching during and after sex Vote now! Reply with quote
I have recently being experiancing itching on the head of my penis every time I have sex with my wife and afterward too. I dont notice anything unusual than the itching. No bumps of any kind. Just the itching. My wife experiances the same symptoms. The doctor has told her she has a bad case of vaginattis. Is this suppose to go away or what.
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