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Burning skin after sex and pink semen
Hi, I've been with my gf for 4 years (I'm 22 male) and in these 4 years I've felt like 5 times (we have relations weekly at least) a burning sensation in my skin when we have sex and when I shower it hurts more, it's only superficial and then it dissapears, she goes to her gyno frequently and everything is right with heR, also she never has any discomfort. We didn't have relations in a long time because of corona and now (we've seen each other three times now cause we live in different cities) Everytime we have relations it burns a lot and she tells me my semen is pink, we have had to "do it" in a hurry so maybe it could be lubrication? Although she says she doesn't have any discomfort. She had a boyfriend before ( unprotected sex) me and i haven't been with anybody before, could it be an STD? we are rlly worried, there are no other symptoms whatsoever and it's been more than 5 years since she was with him. I rlly hope it's just my sensible skin idk, I appreciate any help. It's just skin irritation and the semen thing. Any opinion would be nice :)
Has she shown you test results for STDs? Because if she was sexually active and you weren't and she says she had unprotected sex then and is apparently having it with you now, it's a possibility. You can get tested if you want. She could also have a yeast infection or other bacterial infection that she hasn't had diagnosed that she's passing on to you. Or you could have some kind of infection. Neither of you will know without seeing doctors.
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No she hasn't, we will sure get tested but i have a question, any idea (if it's an STD) why did I only felt discomfort like 4-5 times in 4 years? It wasn't always just sporadically, that's why I never thought it could be that.
It doesn't sound like one - like you said, it's not consistent. It might be lubrication - is she sufficiently "wet"? Try some lube - get some good stuff from the store, not lotion or vaseline or anything.
If it happens again, see a doctor. It could be irritation or dehydration, even. It sounds more like those are possibilities than an STD.
If it happens again, see a doctor. It could be irritation or dehydration, even. It sounds more like those are possibilities than an STD.
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