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puss drainage from vagina
I recently tried to have sex with my boyfriend. It was my first time. He used some lubricant but we stopped because the lubricant was buring really badly! it hurt for a few days, i made sure to wash very well down there. After that i was having discomfort whenever i sat in a certain way and i figured it was because my vagina had never had anything inside it. (i dont use tampons) it just felt sore. well a couple weeks later i was having large discomfort in my vaginal area. i had trouble walking and sitting. i tried looking down there with a mirror but i couldn't really see anything it was just sore. then i tried sticking my finger inside to feel if there was anything there and when i took it out. puss came out and blood! it stopped hurting after the puss and blood started coming out. three days later puss still comes out. it's not a lot like the first time, just a little at a time. I'm still debating whether i should see someone about it or just wait it out a little longer. If i'm still having this problem in a week im defenitely seeing someone! Im just wondering what it was.
You should make an appt. with your Dr. as soon as possible Pelvic inflammatory disease can leave you sterile as mentioned by bigsissie. Also do not have relations with your partner until you find out what is going on and he is treated or he will reinfect you. dermatologic reactions from lubrication could cause irritation but not blood and pus. Please go see your Dr. If you are not seen as soon as possible you could be in for alot more complications and alot more pain. Hope you feel better soon.
You should see someone about it. It could have just been an allergic reaction to the lube. However it sounds as if you have some type of infection and that can lead to a lot of problems. Please go get checked. If left unattended it could even leave you sterile. Good luck to you, hope it is nothing serious.
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