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PostPosted: 12/19/06 - 19:51    Post subject: swollen inner vagina Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi. I have had sex with three different guys in the past week when i was drunk....IT started off as protected then went to unprotected. Now I have this burning sensation when I pee. Also I can not insert anything inside. Because it is so swollen. I also have lil red bump on my anus near my vagina. And frequent discharge that looks like cloudy urine. I was thinking it could be because there was alot of painful positions during the sex.
What do you think this is? Please write back ASAP!
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PostPosted: 05/03/07 - 16:35    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
It's a mixture of symptoms, I would see a gyn about it. It could be many things, bacterial vaginosis, which is not an STD, but it could also be some kind of STD. Impossible to know until you see a doc!!!!
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