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A member asked:
Each time after sex my labia minora swells i was wondering what could be causing this & what should i do for it to stop?
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Swelling: If you use latex condoms that would be high on the list, not enough lubrication, too much friction, possible infection or inflammation could also cause this. If it continues you may need an exam with a doctor to sort it out, best wishes.
Answered 6/11/2017
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