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What Causes Burning Sensation On Vaginal Area Post Rough Intercourse?

Dry humping my doyfriend due to being on my period and had on a pad. Its been a couple days since and it feels like my clitorius has a burn and at times little sharp pinch/jabs when i walk at times or sit a certain way especially if wearing something snug in that area. There is no itching no discharge no smell. It feels like rug burn. Its not painful just annoying at times.
posted on Mon, 13 Apr 2015
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Dear user,

I really understand your concern.

Based on your story, it's due to vigorous sex. Providing this area with fresh air and avoiding excessive contact for a few days should allow it to heal.

Also, douche one to two times a week, one tablespoon of white vinegar in 1 pint of water.

All the best!

Dr. Elton Halili
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE
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What Causes Burning Sensation On Vaginal Area Post Rough Intercourse?

Dear user, I really understand your concern. Based on your story, it s due to vigorous sex. Providing this area with fresh air and avoiding excessive contact for a few days should allow it to heal. Also, douche one to two times a week, one tablespoon of white vinegar in 1 pint of water. All the best! Dr. Elton Halili MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE