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Inner Labia Injury, Bleeding, Extremely Painful, Need Stitches. Next Step?

I was having sex and Im not sure how but I cut my inner labia , I was in agony for about 20 minutes and when I turned the light on the bed was covered in blood and so were my hands and vagina , I checked myself in a hand mirror and there s about an inch long and half inch wide gouge on the inside of my inner labia, its bleeding a lot and a little blue looking, the bleedings basically stopped now but Its extreamly painful, I cant walk and Im wondering if I need stitches. Also worried about infection ect
Sat, 20 Jul 2013
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Hello ma'am.

Although the bleeding has stopped, there exists an open wound in an area already highly susceptible ti infections.

I would advise you to visit a doctor, who after a physical examination will decide whether you require stitches or not and also prescribe prophylactic antibiotics for local application or systemic administration.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Inner Labia Injury, Bleeding, Extremely Painful, Need Stitches. Next Step?

Hello ma am. Although the bleeding has stopped, there exists an open wound in an area already highly susceptible ti infections. I would advise you to visit a doctor, who after a physical examination will decide whether you require stitches or not and also prescribe prophylactic antibiotics for local application or systemic administration. Hope this helps. Best wishes.