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17 yr old. vaginal pain after oral sex and foreplay w/bf (only sex partner). little dryness. stinging pain. not rough. tested for stds. what is it? :/
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Vaginal pain: If your std testing was negative, your vaginal pain may be related to the irritation after sex. It depends on the sex practice you and your bf had. Put a cool compress to the vagina and abstain from sex until it heals.
Answered 7/31/2013
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