intermittent vaginal tingling sensation

Guest over a year ago

LADIES! I might have found the problem. I just started getting the odd sensation. restless genital syndrome

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Guest over a year ago

Could be a spine problem the t spine

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Guest over a year ago

I know this was over a year ago but I'm 20 and you're describing what is happening to me exactly. Did you ever find out what this was? Did it go away? I'm sick of this weird feeling sending me to the toilet all the time!

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Guest over a year ago

i did some googling as to what this tingling is (i've been experiencing it within the last few days and its pretty annoying). After reading everything, from what i can gather its a form of "paresthesia". This website states that this could be caused from a number of reasons:
Diabetes
Peripheral artery disease
Peripheral neuropathy
Peripheral nerve trauma (see Nerve symptoms)
Peripheral nerve compression (see Nerve symptoms)
Sciatica
Vaginal infection
Cold
Cerebrovascular accident
Vulval injury
I have no idea if this is really the case, but it seems the most logical from what i have read so far. i do hope this goes away soon x.x its really annoying. Anyway. Goodluck! here's hoping we're all cured soon!

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Guest over a year ago

It's late 2016. Still no answers. Still tingles.

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Guest over a year ago

Mine is always after my menstral cycle

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Guest over a year ago

Hi guys, I have been getting this for a while. Haven't got any answers. Just wondering could it be luck of intimacy?

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Guest over a year ago

Check out this, could be an answer for some vaginal paresthesia tingling.
I stayed having the same problem, I am PMS ing and I'm also stressed about exams in 2weeks

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Guest over a year ago

Ladies! It's called vaginal paresthesia, it's related to a sensory nerve being damaged, diseased, or injured. This can happen when you either apply too much pressure to a specific area of the nerve or it becomes entrapped, hence the pins and needles sensation. I would see your doctor if it continues but for the most part, it's nothing to worry about.

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Guest over a year ago

I see no answers in this thread lol you're alot of help

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Guest over a year ago

This may sound weird but I think i may be able to solve the case. MOST people said they have this on and off. USUALY people get it when watching or seeing something that gets you feeling very uncomfortable so i suggest the sulotion is not going to be easy

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Guest over a year ago

same here. im 21 and started feeling these sensations after i stopped taking tramadol (muscle relaxer) and it got worst so now i take tramadol to let me sleep or else that sensation doesn't let me sleep

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Guest over a year ago

OMG! I can't believe I found this thread. I have exactly what you ladies are talking about. I feel better now I'm not crazy. This started a few days ago, I am having a lot of stress and anxiety lafely, I am 50 and in Perimenopause, and I take Tramadol periodically. I have also been walking our new dog for long walks lately and my lower back hurts. Could any or all of these be the cause?

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Guest over a year ago

Whoever posted about being related to nerve damage or a pinch, I think you are on to something. I used to get this every so often when I was younger and I just got it again after many years of not.

Back in the day, I thought it might be related to shaving my bikini area, but after a time I noticed it wasn't the shaving, but the shorts (cut-offs) I was wearing. I have bigger thighs, so the shorts would ride up and sometimes they would pinch in the crotch area. If I was riding in the car for a long time, for example, I'd end up with literal 'cootch-cutters' (sorry for the language!) And wouldn't you know it, the next 24-48 hours I'd have this maddening tingling "ants in your pants" sensation, even down my sciatic nerve of my leg.

Fast forward to the other night, I was at the movie theater, and right when the movie started, I noticed the leg band of my underwear was pulled up tightly because of how I'd sat down. I couldn't get up and fix it without a major production so I powered through it. BIG MISTAKE - last night and today I've got that creepy-crawly feeling again.

So - if you're wearing your pants too tight to where they're crawling up your hoo-ha, this might be what's causing the problem. I hope it helps!!

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Guest over a year ago

Also google Pudendal Neuralgia Symptoms because I guess this is a related thing.

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