Given your only symptom, a burning
sensation in your vagina anytime after
having sex, you'll have to perform a
vaginal examination to learn more. Vaginal
inflammation (colpitis) can cause a
burning sensation such as the one you
describe, but in your case you are not
experiencing vaginal inflammation &
vaginal discharge present during colpitis.
Colpitis is not always caused by an
infection. Colpitis can be due to an
irritation or allergy provoked by
lubricants, spermicides, condoms etc.
You can visit your gynecologist to
identifty the reason for this vaginal
burning sensation.
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