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Can a condom irritate your vaginal opening?
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Yes: Condoms can cause irritation due to the spermicidal chemicals that are often used. Also, people with latex allergies can react to latex condoms. This can cause irritation with redness and pain or itching at the vaginal opening.
Answered 10/4/2016
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