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HELP - blue balls in women - 'blue clit' - feels like UTI

I've been sexually active for the past 6 months only and I've noticed that for many times I fell as if I have UTI's for days (one time was for 2 weeks) when I am aroused and am not satisfied. The sensation of burning remains for days. it gets sensitive to cold and wind. and then it burns like hell. it is not UTI. I have checked.
One guy I was with constantly made me feel like that cause I never came in sex.
second guy - i've never felt like that with him as I always came
and now I am with someone and we had dry sex- not even for that long but it was enough to get me to that point when I'm aroused and I stop it and then this UTI feeling stays with me now.
BTW- the UTI sensation is in the actual vegina, inside. it feels dry as well, which is unusual as usually I am very wet.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Try putting a pad over your clitoris and using a vibrator externally, until orgasm. That should clear out the congestion that happens when stimulated. If something remains after orgasm, you might have a cyst or something like that. If so, see your gyn.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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It sounds like you get the blood congestion in the area and then it does not have the spasms to move it out again. Why don't you just use a vibrator?
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once it happens it just stays with me even if I masturbate
though i masturbate on ,my clit not actually iinside
maybe i will try to use a vibrator. it's just that it's so sore that I dont realy want to put anything in there. and it feels ;ike there's a gland that's a bit swollen
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