Everytime I have had sex my vagina seems to be irritated and get swollen, My inner lips swell up and like bubble. It hurts so bad i can barely walk, or put my legs together. After 2 days, the swelling goes down and its fine. What is wrong with me?
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9/24/08 10:55pm
If you are having sex that lasts for quite a it of time and involves oral sex, multiple go rounds then some women find that the tissue can get inflammed or swollen. Some women also seem to be more vulnerable to the rubbing and penetration aspect and have a local reaction. You might try seing if shortening the experience helps; if applying a cool compress or ice pack (with a thin towel barrier) helps; also a bath in soothing bath salts after might help. If it does not resolve, I would get it checked out by an Ob/Gyn for your own comfort level.
9/29/08 12:55pm
you know i've heard and even had sex myself..its natural for you vagina to get swollen..i've had sex before where that has happended..but its not supposed to hurt that much after two days..like the other person answered if you try all that stuff and it doesn't feel better i would get checked out.
10/27/08 10:42pm
I have the same problem and it is very frustrating. I hope the advice helps but I will probably go to the doctor to make sure I'm alright
11/ 7/09 11:40pm
I have the same problem too. My vagina opening will swollen and pain. I use ice pack to calm down. It goes away in couple days. I went to see ob/gyn several times but no one can help or give me straight answer.
So anoying but have to accept it.
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