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Hi Anon,
Thank you for responding. Anytime you have any burning, you should see your doctor or go to a free clinic to have it checked out. It could be the sign of an infection.
Will you call the doctor?
Kristin
October 6, 2014 - 12:57pmThis Comment
But during my orgasm when the penis enters I don't feel the burning sensation.
October 2, 2014 - 3:22pmThis Comment
Hi Anon,
Thank you for reaching out to the EmpowHER community with your concerns.
There's a term for a condition associated with burning during sex. Vulvodynia-it is defined as discomfort or burning pain in the vulvar area with no obvious cause, such as an infection, cancer, or neurologic disorder like herpes or spinal nerve compression.
If this is not the cause, you could be experiencing a vaginal or pelvic infection.
I would see a doctor right away in the event that you have an infection-it needs to be treated. In the meantime, do not engage in sexual activity until you see your doctor.
Anon, did this help?
Best,
Kristin
October 1, 2014 - 12:53pmThis Comment