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Pain in right and left outer labia
Everytime I am getting pain in left and right side of outer labia especially more after intercourse. What is the solution
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You need physical examination
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Try lubricants, need more details
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Please consult with a Gynaecologist in your area for a physical examination and further management. The diagnosis can be made only by a physical examination.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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This kind of pain after sex often comes from skin irritation or dryness, though sometimes it needs a closer look to rule out something else.
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Please see a gynaecologist for an examination, since this needs to be actually seen rather than guessed at from a description.
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Meanwhile, avoid scented soaps or tight synthetic underwear, which can make irritation worse.
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Try being well lubricated If there is pain despite lubrication you need to be examined Meet a doctor in person
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Consult local gynecologist for physical examination. Analgesic for pain . Consult for prescription please.
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