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After having sex is it normal for your vagina to be big and sore?
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Depends: If the intercourse were quite vigorous and prolonged, then there could be soft tissue swelling afterwards. It should go down with rest and cool compresses. If it stays swollen after two days, or you have difficulty urinating, see your doctor.
Answered 4/24/2019
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