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Burning and Extreme Vaginal Pain
I've been trying to have sexual intercourse for the last year and a half but I have to stop almost instantly for the fact that the pain is too much to handle and my vagina starts to burn. After I stop it still does for quite some time until the next morning. I have gone to my doctore and got the results today, I'm negative to all STDs and infections. I have been referred to a gyno and I want to see if anyone has any advice or information that could help me before I visit them.
Just a note I have tried intercourse with and without a condom, with and without lube, with a condom without lube, without a condom with lube, with a non-latex condom and the result is the always the same.
Can someone please help me?
Just a note I have tried intercourse with and without a condom, with and without lube, with a condom without lube, without a condom with lube, with a non-latex condom and the result is the always the same.
Can someone please help me?
Hello,
Thank you for your advice. Sadly it's the same with each partner I've tried it with.
Thank you again though.
Thank you for your advice. Sadly it's the same with each partner I've tried it with.
Thank you again though.
Hello,
Not sure I can help you out here too much but did want to ask one thing - has this only occurred with the same partner, or has this happened with several different partners? The reason I ask is because I had this happen to me with only one partner but never with anyone else. I did go to the doctor because I was afraid it had something to do with an STD and it did not. The only thing the doctor could tell me was "maybe I was having an allergic reaction" to that particular partner's fluids. Like I said, this probably doesn't help but just wanted to share in case it does. Hopefully somebody else can chime in here too and you can also find the answers you need when you see the gyno. Best of luck to you and keep us informed of how things go :)
Not sure I can help you out here too much but did want to ask one thing - has this only occurred with the same partner, or has this happened with several different partners? The reason I ask is because I had this happen to me with only one partner but never with anyone else. I did go to the doctor because I was afraid it had something to do with an STD and it did not. The only thing the doctor could tell me was "maybe I was having an allergic reaction" to that particular partner's fluids. Like I said, this probably doesn't help but just wanted to share in case it does. Hopefully somebody else can chime in here too and you can also find the answers you need when you see the gyno. Best of luck to you and keep us informed of how things go :)
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