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Pain In Vagina After A Rough Sex. Could It Be Cut Or Infection ?

Hi, I'm sorry for this but I would really appreciate it if you helped me a little :), my boyfriend and I had rough sex for a whole day basically, (it was my first time having 'proper' rough sex) anyway its been 2 days now and whenever I pee my vagina has this sort of searing pain, the pain seems to be close to my lower stomach and just under the entrance. Please help, I don't know if I have some sort of infection or if its just a cut?
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Welcome to HCM.A bruise or contusion at the urethral opening could be the reason for this,urethritis may also be caused due to local trauma.Ruling out any bacterial infection/gonorrhea/chlamydia infection will help. A routine urine examination will help,as will checking out a STD panel.
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Pain In Vagina After A Rough Sex. Could It Be Cut Or Infection ?

Welcome to HCM.A bruise or contusion at the urethral opening could be the reason for this,urethritis may also be caused due to local trauma.Ruling out any bacterial infection/gonorrhea/chlamydia infection will help. A routine urine examination will help,as will checking out a STD panel.