OK ME AND MY BOYFRIEND HAVE SEX ALL THE TIME AND SOMETIMES HE DOESNT PULL OUT AND HE CUMS INSIDE ME AND IT BURNS. HOW COME THIS HAPPENS. THIS ONLY HAPPENS WHEN HE CUMS INSIDE ME. CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH THIS ONE. STUCK. %-)
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this happens 2 me all da time. i find it helpful 2 swill with water nd apply natural yoghurt. i checked it wi the doc n he jus told meh to swallow it instead
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It is possible to be allergic to your partners semen. You could see a doctor and try to medicate against this, or simply have him pull out and cum in your mouth or on your body, such as your stomach, butt, or breasts.
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Its ok if the cum burns you,but its not normal.Try f*****g someone else and see if the cum that goes inside you from the other person burns you too.If it happenes all the time when you do other people then your permenatly allergic to cum.and to resolve this problem you have to use a condom. 8)
Besafe now!Lots of Luck! o.O
Besafe now!Lots of Luck! o.O
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I have never been burned by cum myself.
Food for thought.... Don't go out and have relations with another person, that won't solve the problem.
Food for thought.... Don't go out and have relations with another person, that won't solve the problem.
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yeah, that was a pretty retarded suggestion.
But back to the topic at hand, you may be having a mild reaction to his semen. It could maybe be caused by something in his diet, but check with your doctor.
But back to the topic at hand, you may be having a mild reaction to his semen. It could maybe be caused by something in his diet, but check with your doctor.
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I gotta object to this one.
Seems like Ronnie & Ellie are jumping to the wrong option.
Why have unprotected sex with someone else, when you could have your bf wear a condom and see if that doesn't resolve the problem. To advise someone to have unprotected sex with a new party just to test if it burns is irresponsible.
Use a condom EVERY time anyway!
Seems like Ronnie & Ellie are jumping to the wrong option.
Why have unprotected sex with someone else, when you could have your bf wear a condom and see if that doesn't resolve the problem. To advise someone to have unprotected sex with a new party just to test if it burns is irresponsible.
Use a condom EVERY time anyway!
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you probably have herpes inside you that take forever to heal when an outbreak occurs.
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This used to happen to me all the time when I was younger but never happens to me now that i am an adult. I think it might have had something to do with how wet I was at the time. If you are not fully wet while having sex it might irritate your vagina and when he cums inside you it might burn where the irritation was. Thats the conclusion I came to.
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This is common. It is more than likely due to something in his diet......have him pull out, then, after he's changed his diet try again later on and chances are you'll be fine. This happens to me a lot. I have been with the same man for 15 years.
However, I have known people who were allergic to their partners semen, even after having a baby with him! That simply means to keep it outta your vagina....anywhere else is fine!
However, I have known people who were allergic to their partners semen, even after having a baby with him! That simply means to keep it outta your vagina....anywhere else is fine!
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maybe you or your bf has an std? get him checked, its possible it could be an allergy but i've never heard of that.
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I would try changing his diet, I know beer effects the taste, some say it is bitter, I drank iced tea, with 10 packs of sweet and low in it, several a day, and was told my cum tasted like honey. What he eats definately effects his cum, try changing things one by one and see if something helps when he doesn't eat it.
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Just this week i watched an episode of Unknown Diagnosis and there certainly is a possibility that a women can be allergic to her man's semen. Everytime this couple had intercourse with no condom she had a horrible reaction which included burning, itching, internal pain and severe redness around the vaginal area. She had seen several doctors and not one of them could fix the problem, there is no medication that will help either. In order for them to have sex, he had to wear a condom, it's sad because they both want a family and it's almost impossible for her to put up with the intense pain.
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I'm not a DR. ,but I would have a dr. do tests to find out if she has any specific allergies she may not know of. They now have a test where they draw blood and do all the testing in the lab, much easier than the old way with using the patient as a pin cushion.
I would bet that you have an allergy your not aware of and it is being triggered by his semun. It could definately be in his seman.
My last problem I am trying to correct, I did research on line,and my Dr. said he never heard of my ailment.So he is happy about learning along with me.And I am using what the website recommended, and we'll see if it works. The uroligist knew what it was but just blew it off with no suggestion, said it may get better or may not,and left the room. Wouldn't hurt to suggest it to your Dr, unless he has a huge ego, he may agree it is at least worth a try. And it only involves a little blood.
I would bet that you have an allergy your not aware of and it is being triggered by his semun. It could definately be in his seman.
My last problem I am trying to correct, I did research on line,and my Dr. said he never heard of my ailment.So he is happy about learning along with me.And I am using what the website recommended, and we'll see if it works. The uroligist knew what it was but just blew it off with no suggestion, said it may get better or may not,and left the room. Wouldn't hurt to suggest it to your Dr, unless he has a huge ego, he may agree it is at least worth a try. And it only involves a little blood.
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you may have an allergy to the proteins in your boyfriend's semen, also known as human seminal plasma protein hypersensitivity (SPH). It's possible to have allergies to common proteins found in most men's semen or to have allergies to a specific person's proteins. Reactions to contact with semen may include localized pain, itching, redness and swelling, or systemic responses, like hives or trouble breathing. Most symptoms typically start within 20-30 minutes of contact and can last for hours or days. The severity of the reaction depends on your personal body chemistry.
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