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stephi87

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Burning of clitoris after oral sex Posted: 02-03-08 15:02pm


After having oral sex with my husband, the next morning I experienced burning of the clitoris and a frequent urge to urinate. It has gone one for three days. Whats wrong with me?

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Posted: 02-03-08 16:22pm


It sounds like a UTI, which could have been caused by his tongue pushing germs from his saliva into your urethra. The burning of the clitoris is probably due in part to the infection and because of friction causing irritation.

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