In my vulva, it vibrates for 5 to 10 seconds and is quite painful. I always have to urinate and I have pain in my stomach on the right side and in my back. Please help me find out what's wrong with me!

23-year-old woman6 years ago
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23-year-old woman · 6 years ago
I am 17 years old and I wash every day (including my private parts) with an unscented soap. I am taking the contraceptive pill Alesse but it has been more than a year so I doubt that it is this. I'm pregnant, my last relationship was over a month ago and it's been hurting for only a week as I mentioned above. My back hurts, my lower abdomen hurts, the right side of my hips hurts, and I feel a kind of painful vibration between the lips of my vagina. I've looked at several websites and the word they all come back to me is "pregnancy".
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Hello,
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Unfortunately, it is impossible for a pharmacist to diagnose these types of symptoms. That being said, your situation is worrisome and should be the subject of a medical consultation. You mention pregnancy, but the symptoms you describe could be related to many other causes (among others, a urinary tract infection turning into pyelonephritis). For now, you don't have to go to a gynecologist. Go to a doctor you feel comfortable and confident with.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Please write to me again when you have consulted.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Alexandre
23-year-old woman · 6 years ago
On the web it says that like many other women I have clitorodynia
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Clitorodynia is simply a scientific word for pain in the clitoris. This pain can be the result of a multitude of causes, which must be investigated by a doctor. I advise you to consult a doctor to make sure that this pain does not persist for too long.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Do not hesitate to come back and write to me if you have any questions.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Alexandre Chagnon, pharmacist

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