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Does certain medication make sperm burn in the virgina?
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Sensitivity: vaginal sensitivity can be realted to many issues: rarely allergy to semen, sometimes due to inadequate lubrication or menopausal changes. Definitely can be related to latex condoms ( if used)- worth a GYN consult. Depending on which medications you are using this could be a possible side effect.
Answered 9/3/2020
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