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Suggest Treatment For Cuts On Vaginal Area And Itchy Painful Vagina

Hi, I have recently noticed that after my boyfriend fingers me I tend to get sore down there. So I took a picture of myself and saw what looked like a lot of small bruises or paper cuts on my vagina. It is now itchy and sore. Please Help!!! How do I safely get rid of the cuts and the itch. I have also developed a bump this time and I m starting to wonder if it s safe to continue having sex with this guy?
Thu, 16 Jul 2015
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You certainly can scrape or injure your vagina from sex, whether it be from intercourse or other types of sexual contact, and if you cut yourself, you need to leave the area alone and let it heal like any other cut or scrape. Unfortunately, these types of symptoms can also be caused by infections; both spontaneous and sexually transmitted, so I suggest you see a gynecologist for a physical examination and tests and abstain from sexual contact until you have a diagnosis. Save the pictures you took, it will help your doctor with the diagnosis.
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Suggest Treatment For Cuts On Vaginal Area And Itchy Painful Vagina

You certainly can scrape or injure your vagina from sex, whether it be from intercourse or other types of sexual contact, and if you cut yourself, you need to leave the area alone and let it heal like any other cut or scrape. Unfortunately, these types of symptoms can also be caused by infections; both spontaneous and sexually transmitted, so I suggest you see a gynecologist for a physical examination and tests and abstain from sexual contact until you have a diagnosis. Save the pictures you took, it will help your doctor with the diagnosis.