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How To Treat Swelling Of Labia And Boils In Vagina ?
Hello.
I am 33 years old and sexually active.
In the past year sometimes when I have sex I bleed, but it never continues afterwards, just directly afterwards.
I had my son 6 years ago, and since then I sometimes get boils and sores near my vagina, I had many stitches.
Now 1 of my labia is very tender and swollen, it feels very dry but I can't feel a sore, cut or anything. It does not hurt if I insert my finger.
I am 33 years old and sexually active.
In the past year sometimes when I have sex I bleed, but it never continues afterwards, just directly afterwards.
I had my son 6 years ago, and since then I sometimes get boils and sores near my vagina, I had many stitches.
Now 1 of my labia is very tender and swollen, it feels very dry but I can't feel a sore, cut or anything. It does not hurt if I insert my finger.
Mon, 8 May 2017
Bleeding sometimes stops if you have a good strechable vaginal muscles. so no need to worry about it. and mostly the initial spasm goes as the sexual life go ahead so it is normal and no need to worry about it.
Now as far as swollen and tender vulva is concerned do have consult nearby gynecologist. have to see clinically that what is it actually. it can be just an inflammation from a infection or it can be bartholin cyst. treatment for both are different. can comment on only after seeing it clinically. it may require to take antibiotic course accordingly or it may require even minor surgery to remove it. Do drink more water.
Do not insert finger inside as if it is due to infection there is chance of increasing it.
Now as far as swollen and tender vulva is concerned do have consult nearby gynecologist. have to see clinically that what is it actually. it can be just an inflammation from a infection or it can be bartholin cyst. treatment for both are different. can comment on only after seeing it clinically. it may require to take antibiotic course accordingly or it may require even minor surgery to remove it. Do drink more water.
Do not insert finger inside as if it is due to infection there is chance of increasing it.
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