Vulba Pain/ Occasional Burning - I Had Occasional Mild Pain For

Vulba pain/ occasional burning

Asked for Female, 36 Years

I had occasional mild pain for 2 days in my veginal line at a particular location. After that now experiencing burning sense occasionally at that location labia minora left lower side. Checking reveals redness but no wound, no ulcer. Similar to inflammation. This is irritating. No pain during intercourse. No discharge. Used Boroline once got slight reduction in redness. Now again redness is like the the third day and felling Burning sense occasionally. its irritating. But no pain. What it could be, what to be done. Please suggest.

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