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I've been experiencing fairly intense vaginal pain for the past couple weeks, but it is not from intercourse. why is it happening? what should i do?
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Need a GYN exam: Thanks for your question! I think that you need to be seen by your friendly neighborhood gynecologist. Hopefully they can give you some answers after they examine you. Hope you feel better soon!
Answered 4/7/2015
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