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My urethra opening is swollen and inflammed. sensitive to the touch but no pain when urinating. i had bleeding after sex along with the inflammation ?
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Examination: You will need to see an obgyn for an examination. There are many possibilities here -- bladder infection, STDs, genital herpes, prolapsed urethra and others.
Answered 4/30/2015
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