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vaginal pain
im a 19year old sexually active and am having really uncomfertable pains at the entrance of my vagina, its also a burning and throbbing pain and makes it difficult for me to walk sometimes. i have a burning sensation when i urinate and it really hurts i am also addicted to ketamin so do you think this has anything to do with my discomfort
It is not necessarily an STD (its possible, so you'll want to get tested). However, there are other possibilities. Look up another discussion on vaginal tears and you will see lots of other women with similar symptoms - and they don't have stds. If you're experiencing the pain and burning after sex, it could be severe irritation or vaginal tears.
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