Vaginal pain, cramps and burning could indicate a sexually transmitted infection. See a Dr in person to get swabbed and tested. These infections do not go away on their own and may cause serious problems such as Pelvic Inflammatory Disease if left untreated. If positive, treatment can resolve the issue in days.
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You need to be examined and urine tested before any diagnosis can be made. In the meantime take Ibuprofen and try warm soaks . Hope you feel better
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