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What Causes Severe Vaginal Pain After Intercourse?
okay so I had sex with this person and now the middle of my vagina hurts, and I know that person use to have chlamydia Im not sure if its gone or not , but it says online you can t tell until like 14-21 days after and its only been like 3 days, so I don t know whats going on !
Thu, 19 May 2016
Hello,
Welcome to healthcaremagic.com and thanks for sharing your concern .
Vaginal pain during or after sex is clear indication to consult with Your healthcare providers . Main causes of vaginal pain during/after intercourse are related with diverse conditions as follows :
1. vaginal dryness
2.inflammation from STDs
3. vaginitis
4. fibroids
5. endometriosis
6. vaginal spasms because of stress
7. trauma
Chlamydia has incubation period of 7 to 14 days so this pain we can not say on 3rd day after incubation that whether it's because of chlamydia or not .
I would recommend you to consult with your gynecologist and get pelvic exam done to rule out any problem with genitals , infection or other issue . Treatment depends on the cause of pain , if infection is behind it then antibiotics with antiinflammatory will be prescribed , and if stress is causing then proper counselling will resolve the issue , So get it checked straight away .
Best Regards ,
DR.S.TOMAR
Welcome to healthcaremagic.com and thanks for sharing your concern .
Vaginal pain during or after sex is clear indication to consult with Your healthcare providers . Main causes of vaginal pain during/after intercourse are related with diverse conditions as follows :
1. vaginal dryness
2.inflammation from STDs
3. vaginitis
4. fibroids
5. endometriosis
6. vaginal spasms because of stress
7. trauma
Chlamydia has incubation period of 7 to 14 days so this pain we can not say on 3rd day after incubation that whether it's because of chlamydia or not .
I would recommend you to consult with your gynecologist and get pelvic exam done to rule out any problem with genitals , infection or other issue . Treatment depends on the cause of pain , if infection is behind it then antibiotics with antiinflammatory will be prescribed , and if stress is causing then proper counselling will resolve the issue , So get it checked straight away .
Best Regards ,
DR.S.TOMAR
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