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Have Sore, Red Vagina After Sex. How To Cure It?

I have had a sore vagina after sex for a while now, its not painful during but after and when entering again for a few days, the bottom is red and sore to touch, its only in that one spot at the bottom of the opening and never used to be like this only in the last 6 months or so, i have the implanon implant if that is anything to do with it?
Tue, 2 Jul 2013
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Hi,

Having sore and red vagina after sex is known as dyspareunia. This simply means pain during sex. This is common in females who have estrogen deficiency. The estrogen deficiency causes the vaginal mucosa remains dry and this causes burning pain during sex. What you need to do is to consult a gynecologist so that she can start you on OCP pills. I hope this helps.

Dr Vineet
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Have Sore, Red Vagina After Sex. How To Cure It?

Hi, Having sore and red vagina after sex is known as dyspareunia. This simply means pain during sex. This is common in females who have estrogen deficiency. The estrogen deficiency causes the vaginal mucosa remains dry and this causes burning pain during sex. What you need to do is to consult a gynecologist so that she can start you on OCP pills. I hope this helps. Dr Vineet