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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Vagina After Eating Spicy Food?

Hi I have been dealing with the burning inside of my vagina after eating spicy food, I have done all the stds diabetic tests , everything is normal . I have taken anti biotic , anti fungal as well nothing improved . I had visit two gynaecologist and dermatologist as well . Still the problem is there , what should I do ??
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
You didn't mention your age and reproductive status.
Usually spicy food will not lead to vaginal burning. As you have already taken antibiotics and other treatment, this time better to undergo swab from vagina for culture sensitivity. This can find out the possible causative organism of your problem and also its sensitivity to drugs and you can take treatment accordingly.
If you are menopausal woman or nearing menopause dryness of the vagina may be responsible for the burning.
In that case you may need oestrogen cream to reduce the burning.
Take care.
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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Vagina After Eating Spicy Food?

Hi, Thanks for the query. You didn t mention your age and reproductive status. Usually spicy food will not lead to vaginal burning. As you have already taken antibiotics and other treatment, this time better to undergo swab from vagina for culture sensitivity. This can find out the possible causative organism of your problem and also its sensitivity to drugs and you can take treatment accordingly. If you are menopausal woman or nearing menopause dryness of the vagina may be responsible for the burning. In that case you may need oestrogen cream to reduce the burning. Take care.