Problem on my female area. Unsure if something need to talk to my OBYGN about or not.?

Question

Ok here is the deal. Few months back I went to ER was itchy down there to the point I had itched it so much I had soars down there. When I went to ER said it was ingrown hairs. I shave down there. I got some meds and it healed up no problem. Well since seems whenever I start to get my period the moisture down there makes it start to itch again or when hair grows back just long enough it itches opposite side. Another problem have had since this is guy I was with at time biggest I've ever had s*x with and after it hurt after s*x like is heavy much as I felt after I was stitched up after child birth with my ex-husband who was smaller then this guy but its on little flab at bottom between butt and there. Now new guy I'm with is smaller then others. But still have same problem after s*x or if we do it back to back its feels heavy down there. ANy clue whats going on different problems or what? Unsure how to talk to my OBYGN about this only have slept with these 3 guys in my life. Any and all help would be great

Answer 1

it might be thrush?

Answer 2

Well it wouldn't matter if you had s*x with 1 guy or 3 guys, if an STD was the problem.  However from what you are saying I don't think it is.  Being itchy down there can be a common sign of a yeast infection.  When I was younger I used to get them to the point where I would itch until I bled.  This was before I knew about proper care, cleaning and medical treatment of yeast infections.  Moisture, whether it be personal fluids or a males s***n can aggravate yeast infections.  

Many women experience pain during and after s*x, so your complaint isn't uncommon.  Pain can be caused from an infection (Like a yeast infection) or other minor problems.  There are other serious complications that can cause painful s*x, but it doesn't sound like that would be the case.

Talk to your doctor, he can run a pap on you, check you out and talk with you about ways to make s*x more enjoyable for you and also rule out any infections.

http://www.medicinenet.com/yeast_vaginit...