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Question
17 Mar 2003
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uncomfortable sensation
I have relocated to be with my previously 'long-distance' fiance. Obviously it has been an
adjustment for me regarding the frequency of sex. Lately though, I seem to be having an
uncomfortable sensation. It feels like I need to urinate rather frequently - not because my
bladder is full but because the muscles inside my vagina seem to not have much control
regarding retention. It is uncomfortable to sit aswell. Should I seek medical assistance?
adjustment for me regarding the frequency of sex. Lately though, I seem to be having an
uncomfortable sensation. It feels like I need to urinate rather frequently - not because my
bladder is full but because the muscles inside my vagina seem to not have much control
regarding retention. It is uncomfortable to sit aswell. Should I seek medical assistance?
GynaeDoc
You may have a bladder infection or 'lax' muscles. I would suggest that you see a gynaecologist.
Best wishes
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