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Itching Anus, Vagina During Periods, No Yeast Infection, Wart On Vagina. Treatment?

When I am on my period, usually around the second or third day of actual bleeding, my anus begins to really it h. Also my vagina , right at the front, above my clitoris. The itching does not occur at any other time and I do not have a yeast infection . I am also not sexually active, but have a single wart near the opening of my vagina, and I don t know how I got it. I have not had it all my life. Help?!
posted on Fri, 2 Nov 2012
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Hi,
thanks for the query.
The possible causes for your problem are:
-Allergy to the sanitary pad. Continuous contact with the material of the pad can lead to allergic reaction.
So you try to choose different company sanitary pad and change pad frequently, at least in 6 to 8 hours.
If the symptoms persist better to contact gynecologist once.
-One more possibility is infection.
Infections can occur by skin to skin contact also apart from intercourse.
So if your symptoms become severe better to consult gynecologist and get examined once.
Take care.
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Itching Anus, Vagina During Periods, No Yeast Infection, Wart On Vagina. Treatment?

Hi, thanks for the query. The possible causes for your problem are: -Allergy to the sanitary pad. Continuous contact with the material of the pad can lead to allergic reaction. So you try to choose different company sanitary pad and change pad frequently, at least in 6 to 8 hours. If the symptoms persist better to contact gynecologist once. -One more possibility is infection. Infections can occur by skin to skin contact also apart from intercourse. So if your symptoms become severe better to consult gynecologist and get examined once. Take care.