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I'm a 24 year old female and have been sexually since I was 20. I never experienced any irritation until earlier this year.

However, I hooked up with a new partner and after we had sex a few times my vagina and vulva were swollen, red, and I experienced both burning and itching sensations.

I went to three different doctors: the first (male doctor) didn't perform an exam and just told me to get Vagisil. That made the burning worse, so I went to a female doctor and she ran tests to confirm it wasn't an STD, but couldn't tell me what it was.

The inflammation went away and I tried having sex again, but again became inflamed. This time I went to a gynecologist and she couldn't tell me what was wrong, but gave me a topical steroid cream.

It didn't really do anything, and the inflammation again went away on its own. Since then I've had sex with five new partners, four male and one female. My vagina and vulva have become inflamed after each encounter.

Symptoms begin 1 to 2 days after sex and last for up to a week.

This may be due to low estrogen (due to stress or allergies), chronic dehydration, lack of sufficient arousal, allergies (to latex, spermicide), or vulvodynia.

I'm going to go back to my gynecologist, but I couldn't pay my medical bills from last time and want to save up and pay them off before I go again. Before then, I wanted to see if the internet had any idea what this might be, or at least some advice on how to make it stop or ease my symptoms.

Thank you!

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