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How Can Pain In The Vagina Be Treated?

I HAVE PAIN IN THE LABIA AND CLIT AREA AND IT ITCHES BUT IT SORTA FEELS LIKE IT MIGHT BE BRUISED OR LIKE NEED POPPING BUT I CANT SEE ANYTHING TO POP IT IS SHIINEY AND HURTS TO TOUCH I HAVENT HAD SEX IN TWO YEARS AT LEAST I AM ON HORMONE REPLACEMENT .I HAVE SOME CREAM SHE GAVE NE BEFORE WHEN I HAD A YEAST INFECTION WHERE THE SKIN WAS THINING AND USING IT IT HAS CORTISONE IN IT .HELP THIS IS PAINFUL.
Tue, 6 Feb 2018
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Hello! Welcome to HealthcareMagic!

Feeling pain in the vagina indicates that you have a bacterial, fungal, viral or some other type of infection that needs investigation. There are multiple organisms causing this infection. If you have no discharge from the vagina but feel pain, you will need simple tests for investigation. This infection may be acquired through sexual contact with an infected person. So if you have sex with some person, you should ask him about having an STI. That would be helpful. Fungal infections are usually accompanied by whitish, thick and cheesy discharge. If it is not present, that is symptom of HSV2 herpes infection. It affects genital organs and causes burning and blisters of the vagina. I would advice you to see your doctor and get examined as you cannot diagnose that yourself. He may administer blood tests and vaginal swab if there is any need for it. You should not have sex until treatment done and you have completely recovered. Otherwise, it would cause harm and severe pain.

Wish you a healthy life.

Take care

Regards,
Dr. HISHAM GOMAA MOHAMED, Infectious Diseases Specialist
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How Can Pain In The Vagina Be Treated?

Hello! Welcome to HealthcareMagic! Feeling pain in the vagina indicates that you have a bacterial, fungal, viral or some other type of infection that needs investigation. There are multiple organisms causing this infection. If you have no discharge from the vagina but feel pain, you will need simple tests for investigation. This infection may be acquired through sexual contact with an infected person. So if you have sex with some person, you should ask him about having an STI. That would be helpful. Fungal infections are usually accompanied by whitish, thick and cheesy discharge. If it is not present, that is symptom of HSV2 herpes infection. It affects genital organs and causes burning and blisters of the vagina. I would advice you to see your doctor and get examined as you cannot diagnose that yourself. He may administer blood tests and vaginal swab if there is any need for it. You should not have sex until treatment done and you have completely recovered. Otherwise, it would cause harm and severe pain. Wish you a healthy life. Take care Regards, Dr. HISHAM GOMAA MOHAMED, Infectious Diseases Specialist