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JAT
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 Posted: 02/10/07 - 12:25 Post subject: VAGINAL PAIN NEEDS URGENT ADVICE |
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Hi - I've been in a long-term relationship with someone older, where intercourse consisted of only a few minutes, he would come and it was over. I recently started dating again, and my first sexual partner was very energetic and healthy. We had sex multiple times, and I experienced the following unusual side effects:
1. The sex and passion was great, but a couple of times I had experienced a burst of water that came squirting out.
2. Next, I started to spot bleed and the sheets looked like a battle zone. He was somewhat larger with more intensity and went deeper than I had experienced in the past. We had great sex for a weekend and I wasn't bleeding as much towards the end.
3. A few days later, I began a few uncontrollable discharges flushes of water, than a few hours later I began a thick discharge and urinating became painful.
4. As the days continued, my entire vaginal area felt raw and felt like it had been torn. Urinating stings and has become unbearably painful. I went to the ER and they did a quick exam, and put me on an antibiotic for a urinary track infection.
5. This helped a little, but as the week progressed I now have difficulty sitting or moving around. It does feel like something has torn, and it helps to apply ointment immediately after urinating to take some of the sting away – but I don’t know if I should be doing anything else while I heal?
6. I am also very concerned about not being able to have sex again. Since I can't even insert one small finger into my vagina without extreme pain, should I be inserting something lubricated so my opening doesn’t heal improperly?
I would very much value hearing any input and advice regarding my situation? |
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| Posted: 07/26/08 - 04:04 Post subject: I think you should go to the doc |
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 I had a similar expierence and it ended up not being anything good!!! You should brace yourself and get to a clinic asap...while the pain is still current. Ounce that is gone and you think you have healed the dr. will not be able to see if it is something serious. My advice go to the doc or a free clinic asap |
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PHhelp
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| Posted: 07/27/08 - 20:47 Post subject: Vaginal pain |
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| Hi. Sorry for your pain. After you rule out infection you might be experiencing Vulvodynia (vulvadynia) I had it. I healed myself with serious lifestyle change. If you are interested post a reply b/c it is somewhat lenghthy. Laura |
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