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What Causes White Bumps On The Vaginal Lips After Intercourse?

Hello so I am having some things happening with my vagina that hasnt happen before I just started having sex with my boyfriend 8 months ago and never had sex with anyone else and I have always had tiny little white bumps on my vagina lips but they never bothered me had them for long as I can remember not sure if that s normal however now my vagina becomes very irrated and the lips becomes really swallon and during sex I started to have like painful burning sensation and this burning feeling lasts for hour or so and then when I touch my vagina lips I start to have this burning feeling also I looked closely and found I have two very tiny paper cut like cuts on the inside lip on one side do you know what this could be?
Thu, 20 Apr 2017
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Hi, I think you can be having some vaginal infection. Get yourself examined by a gynecologist. You may need some antibiotics and antifungal drugs. A vaginal pessary of antibiotics and antifungal drugs may be needed.
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What Causes White Bumps On The Vaginal Lips After Intercourse?

Hi, I think you can be having some vaginal infection. Get yourself examined by a gynecologist. You may need some antibiotics and antifungal drugs. A vaginal pessary of antibiotics and antifungal drugs may be needed.