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What is vaginodyna?
Pain or burning in the vagina
Would you have pain in the vagina if you have hpv?
HPV is normally painless.
In early pregnancy is it normal to have mild pain from your abdomen to your vagina?
Yes
What does sonic pain do in Lego batman?
It makes you eats batgirls vagina
Is it normal to hurt when you stick someting up your vagina?
No, it is not normal to experience pain when inserting something into your vagina. Pain during penetration could be a sign of a medical issue or incorrect technique. It is recommended to consult a healthcare provider if you experience persistent pain during vaginal penetration.
Pain in the vagina-?
Could be a vaginal yeast infection which is caused by fungus candida.
Do vagina's hurt when babys come out?
During childbirth, the vagina may experience stretching and tearing, leading to discomfort or pain. However, pain management options such as epidurals are available to help manage the pain. It is important to discuss these options with a healthcare provider.
Is changing to a partner with a larger penis cause for vaginal pain?
No the vagina adjusts easily.
Are periods worse after tubes tied?
Yes, it causes very much pain in the vaginal area, and probably will have chronic pain on and near the vagina for about a week after.
Peas sized lump in vagina and pain on arousal and intercourse on the lower part dividing vagina and anus does any one know what this could be?
sebaceous cyst sebaceous cyst
You recently had herpes and now you have pain between your anus and vagina which is stopping you having sex. there are no lumps or bleeding or mark what is this?
More than likely it is a case of hemeroids. This can cause pain in the reigon between the anus and vagina. Just to be safe I would go to your gynocologist to be safe.
What is Medical term for painful vulva?
Colpalgia is the medical term meaning pain in the vagina. Vulvodynia is pain in the vulva, the external female genitalia. (Although it's not unusual for people to call the vulva "vagina" in common terms, in medical terms, these are separate body parts with separate names.)
