Here, experts share the leading causes of vaginal burning and what you can do to stop it. A burning or stinging feeling should not be the norm during or after sex Have you lost interest in having sex because your vagina burns The condition, known as vulvodynia or vestibulodynia, affects about 16 percent of women, and some researchers suspect that number may be even higher With vulvodynia, you have discomfort or burning pain in the vulvar area It has no obvious cause such as cancer, infection, herpes, spinal nerve compression or.
What are the potential causes of vaginal burning after sex Read on to find out This article also covers the treatments available for burning after sex. Is it normal to burn after sex In short, yes, experiencing a burning or stinging sensation after sex is quite normal, although exactly how normal can be hard to pin down However, one study has found that up to 28% of women experience dyspareunia in their lifetimes [1], while another reports in a.
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