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I'm about 6 weeks pregnant, and after sexual intercourse, my vagina labia swelled. what's the cause of the swelling? do i need to be worried?
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It is likely: just irritation from the direct friction of intercourse. There is no need to worry unless you develop severe abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding. Hope this helps!
Answered 9/29/2016
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