Patient's question:
After several hours of sexual intercourse, there was no pain, but about 5 hours later, when I went to the bathroom to urinate, the entire vagina was very painful. However, the pain subsided after finishing urination. I would like to ask what could be the reason for this. (Note: I have always been very healthy before)Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, is this symptom the first time you experienced it during sexual activity, or has it been present since the beginning? Are there any accompanying abnormal vaginal discharge now? If the discharge is excessive, has an odor, is yellow in color, accompanied by external genital itching, or if you have blindly used cleaning fluids or poor hygiene practices?Suggestions: The symptoms you are experiencing may be due to certain gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis or inflammatory post-coital pain, which could cause referred pain. Alternatively, inflammation of the bladder or ureter could also be possible. It is recommended that you visit a hospital to have your vaginal discharge, urine, and vaginal examination checked. After confirming the cause, follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Do not use antibiotics or cleaning fluids blindly. For now, you can use clean water for cleaning. Avoid spicy and irritating foods.