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Burning sensation
I am a student and I have an active sex life. I wanted to know one thing why after every sexual intercourse I have my urinary tract starts burning and also burns when I pee making it very difficult and uncomfortable for me to sit or do anything, and also it stays for a longer time resulting in me abstaining myself from not having any sex like for a week. Why is it so?
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Firstly, use contraception during intercourse. Also, consult a gynaecologist and seek treatment for urinary tract infection.
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This is called honeymoon cystitis it occurs initially will settle down with time just take plenty of fluid
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Follow safe sex with condoms and take gynac opinion as you have urinary tract infection and needs treatment ...
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.......The burning feeling you get after your sexual intercourse including, a semen allergy, vaginitis, an alternation in your vaginal chemistry, or friction caused by insufficient lubrication. If your symptoms continue, visit gynaecologist, Or it could be genital infection like yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis..
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