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Post coitus vaginal Abrasion & soreness
Post coitus vaginal soreness noticed on day 2 ..on continuous discomfort on self inspectiin notIced abrasion near lower inner labial fold on both side. On touching its causing discomfort. On urination little discomfort.
Ice applied that reduced little soreness from outside
Concerned about infection of abrasion
Continuous discomfort on left labia
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Hello Ma'am. Very Good evening. I'm Dr.Yogesh Kr Sharma. Postcoital Pain & abrasion is a common incident. You can use 2% Lox Gel just 15 minutes before having Sex. It will smoothens the surface and intravaginal ridges caused by an erected penis. As far as infection is concerned you can have :
1. Tab. Oflox - oz, 1 tablet twice a day after Meals.
2. Tab. Foracan ( 150 mg), x Single dose.
3. Apply ointment. FOURDERM to your groins & external lips of Vagina. Kindly don't apply ice to your private parts, cause ice causes decreased blood supply to genital organs. I'm 200 % sure, if you follow this regimen, you will be surely cured of this & also 2% Lox Gel, helps you to get rid of future Pain and abrasions. Take care and have a hasty recovery. Bye.
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