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Vaginal Infection, Slight Burn At End Of Urinating, No Pain

I think I may have got some type of viginal infection from leaving my O.B. in too long. I have the need to urinate more frequently. It does not burn when I pee, but a wierd sensation on my vulva at the end of urniating, like a slight burn. No pain either. Nor do I have any abnormal or foul smelling discharge .
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
A feeling of burning sensation in the vulval region after you urinate suggests an infection of the urinary tract.
You need to get an urine examination- routine and microscopy.
These examination will identify any evidence of infection.
Once infection is identified, a culture and drug sensitivity can be done for correct institution of antibiotic.
Avoid sexual contact till the infection clears away as the infection can transmit to your partner.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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Vaginal Infection, Slight Burn At End Of Urinating, No Pain

Hello and welcome to HCM, A feeling of burning sensation in the vulval region after you urinate suggests an infection of the urinary tract. You need to get an urine examination- routine and microscopy. These examination will identify any evidence of infection. Once infection is identified, a culture and drug sensitivity can be done for correct institution of antibiotic. Avoid sexual contact till the infection clears away as the infection can transmit to your partner. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal