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What Causes Pain In Vagina And Buttocks Along With Vaginal Inflammation?

Hi I have had really sharp and burning on and in my vagina I am prone to thrush and I know it s not that. The sharp shooting pain has stopped and now my butt cheeks hurt like under the ridge running into the top of my legs its a burning feeling like my skin is stretching should I be worried and get it checked out
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
Sharm and burning pain in vagina could be due to bacterial infection.
I suggest you to get a high vaginal swab for culture to detect infection.
In case infection is detected, drug sensitivity needs to be done to identify the most suitable and sensitive antibiotic.
The pain in the buttocks needs to be investigated.
Clinical assessment of the buttocks needs to be done to look for any skin changes.
Management can be planned after clinical assessment.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
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What Causes Pain In Vagina And Buttocks Along With Vaginal Inflammation?

Hello and welcome to HCM, Sharm and burning pain in vagina could be due to bacterial infection. I suggest you to get a high vaginal swab for culture to detect infection. In case infection is detected, drug sensitivity needs to be done to identify the most suitable and sensitive antibiotic. The pain in the buttocks needs to be investigated. Clinical assessment of the buttocks needs to be done to look for any skin changes. Management can be planned after clinical assessment. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja Puri