One side of your vagina very swollen?

Answer 1

• Your vulval tissues are very delicate. If they are treated roughly, the skin may be damaged causing blood to race to the surface to help repair it. Treated with respect you will heal, but avoid too rough play.
• Damaged skin can leave you open to infection such as Candida which can cause swelling and inflammation. It is probably wise to consider this as a possibility if your condition lasts more than a day or two and especially if your fooling around included Oral Sex. Candida is naturally on the body, but in some cases can OVERGROW, causing all sorts of inflammation. Check out what I have advised on similar questions about Vaginal problems.
• Spermicides used alone or on condoms can cause severe swelling and soreness if you are sensitive to them. take a warm bath with baking soda.
• I have also experienced vaginal swelling after intercourse with my boyfriend. It normally is okay after a few hours or so, but can be a little sore, especially when going to the toilet. Sex had been a little bit rough, so reading this article has helped me. Is there any need to see a doctor about this?
• Hormonal changes. From aging, pregnancy, Birth Control. etc.
• I had this problem when I went to get a pap...And it seems that it runs in the family...However, I was told by my sister and my doctor that it was nothing serious, and that most likely it was caused by either me having had just lost my virginity a few days before, or because my hormones were all over the place right after my period... I was put on birth control, and the swelling has gone down, however I haven't been to the doctor lately to see how well I am doing... But I would suggest that you go see your gynecologist to know exactly what is going on.
• Vaginal swelling: Swelling of the vagina. See free access online books about Vaginal swelling below. See detailed information below for a list of 15 causes of Vaginal swelling, including diseases and drug side effect causes.
• Causes of Vaginal swelling: The following medical conditions are some of the possible causes of Vaginal swelling. There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms.

• Trauma
• Infection
• Irritation from ointments and soaps
• Allergy to semen
• Rough or prolonged sexual intercourse
• Gonorrhea
• Streptococcus infection
• Staphylococcus infection
• E. coli infection
• Trichomonas infection
• Monilia infection
• Cysts of Gartne's duct
• Endometriosis
• Carcinomawomen often have too much sex, and the vag starts to hurt. it causes the swelling.
• It can happen from putting your fingers or anything up there. You may have accidentally scratched yourself and gotten an infection. I got the same thing from doing that and I was in the E.R for like five hours. They put me on antibiotics and within a few days the pain and swelling went down. Just riding a bike or horse can literally rub you the wrong way.
• The same thing happened to me a few weeks ago. I was super worried it was something serious but, i talked to my older sisters and a doctor and turns out that it could have been an allergic reaction to my new birth control or a yeast infection. Birth control makes your hormones fluctuate and may cause vaginal swelling and irritation. There is also a possibility that you could have had a yeast infection (causing it to be itchy and have a 'cottage-cheesy' discharge) your vagina is very sensitive and too much itching could have caused it also. Another possibility is a allergic reaction to; well, ANYTHING... a new laundry detergent, a wet bathing suit, latex or even in some cases semen. Best thing to do? Wait it out- go to a nearby drug store an grab an anti-itch cream, wear cotton underwear and loose pants also try your hardest not to itch. If it isn't getting ANY better you may want to see your doctor.

Answer 2

here is where to actually find your answer... www.webmd.com type in the search area swelling of the vaginal area they will give you a list of things to consider, how to treat it at home, and advice on when to see a doctor.

Answer 3

Vaginal swelling can be caused by many things. Sexual intercourse, a change in hormones due to the menstrual cycle, an allergic reaction, or infection are all causes of vaginal swelling. If the swelling and discomfort have not subsided in a few days or is followed by discharge or pain, one should seek treatment from their medical provider.

Answer 4

You should probably go to the ob/gyn. It could mean you have an infection or that there is something causing irritation. If you have recently had sex it could be the start of an STD. Just schedule an appt. Everything that goes on there is considered confidential and if you don't want your parents to know that it an option.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Causes could be irritation, infection, allergic reaction, bruising, or Bartholin's gland cyst. See a health care provider, who can examine and diagnose your problem.

Answer 7

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