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not enough lubrication causes ....
well.... a few weeks ago i was scared and frightened that i got a STD cuz i had some itching and buring in my vagina .....later my boyfriend told me that his mom was a nurse and somtimes it itches cuz of fricktion and not enough lubrication... it only burns at night ...sometimes in the afternoon and right when i wake up.... ....can this be c caused by not enough lubrication or was he lying?....if it is caused by not enough lubrication how do i help to ease the pain alittle?
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it depends on how long the foreplay lasted (playing before penetration). If aroused, the vagina makes its own lubrication, so lack of lubrication is usually not a problem. I would probably check with a gynocologist.
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If you are properly hydrated (drinking enough water, urine is a pale yellow), and have not added any irritants to your vulva or vagina, it should not be dried out.
Check the simple things. Are you using any scented products like "hygiene" sprays or scented pads? Stop using them. Are you washing your vulva and vagina with body wash, soap, or detergents? Stop. Rinsing the area with warm water daily should be enough to keep it clean. If you've got lube or oils on your vulva, using a plain soap like unscented dove or glycerine. Do you douche? Stop.
When your sure your not irritating your body with unneeded chemicals, you can start to figure out if you've got an infection. Yeast infections are very common, and can be transmitted sexually. The first time you get a yeast infection, you should have a gynecologist double check for you if you have one available. They can be treated with over the counter medication. If the OTC medication doesn't help (or makes things worse), it is most likely a bacterial infection, and you will need antibiotics. Bacterial infections are much rarer than yeast infections however. Most bacterial infections can be sexually transmitted, but some bacterial imbalances seem to spontaneously occur (they don't, but the point is that they're not all STDs).
If you are having sex without a condom, you can give your partner a yeast infection. Men almost never notice yeast infections in their penises, but they will pass such infections on when they have sex. One can get a yeast infection in the throat and rectum as well.
It can't hurt to have a doctor check it out.
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I cant believe your skanky, dirty no good self gave me a 1 for telling the truth. Good thing i dont give a rats ass bout ratings...stop hoeing yourself
Sometimes in life people need to do a bit of thinking before they do things that later on they may regret. Perfect example here, I dont know how old you are and frankly i dont care, what bugs me is the stupidity of the matter(im not trying to insult anybody). The way I see it, if people want to become sexually active, I believe that a litle research prior to the "big night" should occur, and its obvious by the number of questions asked on a daily basis here that most of these people playing adult games have not researched enough. Like the old saying goes, "you play with fire, your bound to get burned." Learn your lessons litle boys and girls, in this day and age stupidity and ignorance will get you killed. Get with it.
ps. on a side note, friction would be bothersome at all times, however a yeast infection would do the itching part...good luck with that. Next time be smart and use a rubber.
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It could be caused by not enough lubrication. Use a lube if necessary.
It could be an STD.
It could be a yeast infection or perhaps a bladder infection.
You should probably get it checked out.
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My guess is that you have a yeast infection. You should go see a gynocologist - especially since you are sexually active - to be treated properly.
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