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This is most likely razor irritation/folliculitis or fungal infection after shaving and friction. Avoid shaving, keep area dry, and please consult for proper examination and treatment.

Needs some more information.. might be yeast infection worsened with friction due to intercourse..

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Do not shave over the dry surface of ur private parts, it cause scratch, itching.. Moist shoukd be their while shaving.. Please consult mee through practo or wattsap nine zero seven two twozero seven zero nine three

Apply zole lotion Use clingen forte vaginal use for seven days it could be vaginitis Consult online will guide you Need proper history and evaluation for further suggestions

Consult dermatologist or Gynecologist Need proper evaluation and history before applying any agents

The symptoms you're describing (bumps without pus, intense internal itching, burning sensation, and discomfort when sitting or walking) started about 6 days after shaving (on Dec 24) and 3 days after intercourse (on Dec 27), with onset around Dec 30.This timeline and description most commonly points to irritation from shaving, such as: Razor burn — which causes red, irritated skin, burning, and itching shortly after shaving. Ingrown hairs (pseudofolliculitis) — where shaved hairs curl back into the skin, leading to red bumps, itching, tenderness, and sometimes a burning feeling. These often appear a few days after shaving and can worsen with friction (like from clothing, walking, or intercourse). Folliculitis — inflammation of the hair follicles, which can follow shaving (especially if minor nicks/micro-cuts occurred), causing itchy, burning bumps without pus if it's not yet heavily infected. The recent intercourse could have added friction/irritation to already sensitive post-shave skin, making symptoms flare up or feel worse internally (e.g., if the area is raw or inflamed near mucosal tissue).Less commonly, but worth considering: A mild yeast infection or irritation that got triggered by the shave + friction (yeast thrives in warm/moist areas and can cause intense itching/burning). Contact irritation from soaps, lubricants, laundry detergent, or fabrics.

You have to wash it with warm water.. And avoid shaving....you should trim... Need some medications for it... Consult for better and further treatment

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It's common. Wash vegina  with normal water three  times  regularly. Tab montek lc one at night for 3to5 days. Candid 300 vegina tab to.insert in vegina at night 3to 6 days. T bact2 %ointment after wash  apply  in vegina  two times. No sex till u revert.

It is common . Clean the area with water. Wear loose clothes. Apply T bact 2 percent oint thrice a day .. Do not irritate the skin , it's very sensitive. At night apply some boroline oint.

This condition needs physical examination .kindly check consult or please go to your regular practioner and get examined

Kindly consult for proper evaluation and treatment.

Dear Patient, Your symptoms of bumps, itching, and burning in the genital area after shaving and intercourse are most likely due to skin irritation, folliculitis, or a mild fungal infection. Shaving can cause tiny cuts allowing bacteria or fungi to irritate the skin. Since there is no pus, it is less likely to be a severe bacterial infection, but the discomfort can be significant. What you should do - Keep the area clean and dry - Avoid further shaving or waxing until healed - Wear loose cotton clothing to reduce friction - Apply a mild antiseptic or antifungal cream (like clotrimazole) as advised - Avoid sexual activity until symptoms improve Medicines - Topical antifungal or antibacterial creams if needed - Oral antihistamines can help reduce itching - Pain relief medicine if discomfort is severe Consult me if - Pus formation, spreading redness, or severe pain - Fever or swollen lymph nodes - Symptoms not improving after 5–7 days of proper care For further guidance and personalized treatment you may consult me on Practo anytime.

Gynaecologist needs evaluation

It's common

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Its infection

It is case of folliculitis, very common after shaving. Papule’s and red bumps are classical of folliculitis and its first stage. Wash area with warm water, wear loose cotton clothes, apply Nadoxin 0.1% locally It will go in 2 days

It could be a simple cause or something which needs to be evaluated. Better to show it to a doctor in person. Hence consult