is this normal after rough sex?

is this normal after rough sex?My boyfriend and I had sex 3 days ago. I'll admit I wasn't wet enough when we got started but he got in there ok...we went really really rough for maybe 45 minutes.

my vagina was sore that day, but it felt like it was just from the rough sex. The next day, same deal. Then, yesterday, it started itching and burning when you touched it. It itches and burns really bad. I don't know what's going on or what to do with it, I just want this to go away! it hurts and is very annoying! ):

could I have an infection or is this normal after having really rough sex? I don't have any weird discharge or anything like that, just the gross itching/burning sensation. And neither of us has an STD, we got tested

Je t'adore
I've experienced the same thing before, I think it's just caused by the friction. Especially if he was wearing a condom. I'm sure you're fine.

Alana S
It could be that your vagina is just inflamed, irritated and sore from the longevity and the roughness of the sex you and your partner had.

Or that could have caused you to get an infection.

I would suggest not to have vaginal intercourse for a few days and see if it starts to get better. If it doesn't then I suggest you go see your heath care provider.

Good luck

Em
Perfectly normal!! Don't worry, It happens to the best of us.

It'll be gone after a few more days, it'll just be a little itchy as hell.

Try to keep it dry as possible, moisture is bad for down there after a friction attack hahaaha


Rough sex is the best kind of sex, just make sure to be wet enough first!

Den Hamphery
its some kind of bacterial reaction...
One of the ways both partners can avoid a bladder infection due to sexual contact (also known as "honeymoon cystitis") is to go to the bathroom after sex and empty the bladder - this will flush any bacteria out of the urethra.
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zombie killer
Sorry but itching/burning = STD.
Whether you got it from sex or from bacteria already present is up for grabs.

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