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vaginal pain
so i've been havin little sharp like pains on the opening of my vaginal area...im a virgin...and i've never tried to have sex ...so i'd like sum1 to plz ,if they can, tell me wat it may be...thx
You don't list you age, or define the pain, is it muscle like or more like paper cuts? Any drainage (white, thick like cottage cheeze?)I will throw it out there to get some inexpensive KY jelly and use twice per day if this is a papercut type pain, this may be dryness. I don't go on line every day but would like to hear more from you.
Dear zina123,
Well, the information you gave is scanty so it is tough to give you a reasonable answer. Do you have any vaginal discharge? Does the pain seem to go deeper into you perineal area on one side or the other? Do you have any low-back pain with it? How long has it existed? Does it hurt more when you manipulate the labia? Does anything make it hurt more or make it better, that you know of ? If you bend over alot and hold that position does it hurt more or do you have low-back or buttock pain? Do you ever have feeling of numbness or tingling in the vaginal area or the lower extremity?
Answer those if you can and also give me more details.
Yours, Norsk
Well, the information you gave is scanty so it is tough to give you a reasonable answer. Do you have any vaginal discharge? Does the pain seem to go deeper into you perineal area on one side or the other? Do you have any low-back pain with it? How long has it existed? Does it hurt more when you manipulate the labia? Does anything make it hurt more or make it better, that you know of ? If you bend over alot and hold that position does it hurt more or do you have low-back or buttock pain? Do you ever have feeling of numbness or tingling in the vaginal area or the lower extremity?
Answer those if you can and also give me more details.
Yours, Norsk
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