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Irritation and pain after sex
I have a constant pain in the outers of vagina every next morning after sex ...this pain continous for 2 days everytime i go to loo....it only happens after i have sex and pain stops after 1-2 days
i m afraid for some infection..kindly clear it
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You are likely to have urinary tract infection. Visit a gynecologist and get a routine urine culture test done to rule out any infection.
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Hi. You r having urinary tract infection. Please do urine test for routine and culture. Then meet dr so that she will give you some medicine for longer periods and you will be fine.
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Dr. Pritam Prakash Sulakhe
Infertility Specialist
15 yrs exp
Pune
can be UTI with vaginitis.
check ur urine and vaginal swab for culture and sensitivity. start treatment accordingly after consultation with gynaec
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