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Is it normal that after a night of rough sex, my inner labia is very big its swollen&sore, hurts if i wipe but when i don't touch it i don't feel any pain?
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Yes: Swelling is the body's (only) protective response to injury/trauma (/repeated rough impact). It should resolve on its own after 48-72 hours (at most).
Answered 12/7/2013
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