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Is it normal to be swollen vulva after sexual activity?
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No, this isn't normal, but might happen the first few times a woman has intercourse; or if sex is vigorous and potentially traumatic. If swelling persists or if you also have itching, irritation, or vaginal discharge, get medical care ASAP to check for infection, including STDs. Good luck.
Answered 1/10/2022
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