Semen causing burning sensation in her vagina.

[RPM]

OK, bear with me please........this issue is bugging me like crazy.

Anyway, I ejaculated inside my gf and she has been feeling an uncomfortable burning sensation in her vagina.

Is this a cause of concern?

She won't be seeing a doctor or rather she doesn't want to see one. (No insurance coverage)


Cross-posted from Health Section as per recommendation.

 

[crossy]

She might be allergic to your semen.

 

[Tattooed Goddess]

Google Semen Allergy or Semen Protein Allergy, its not that unusual. I've had to deal with it for years. My vagina has finally gotten used to it with more exposure but my mouth still has problems if he cums in my mouth.

 

[Incocknito]

If you've cum in her before but this never happened then look into STI's or something?

But if this is the first time youve cum in her then its probably a skin irritation.

 

[Tattooed Goddess]

My allergy didnt come about until about 7 years into our marriage. So its entirely her body that makes this antibody against the sperm, not something wrong with his sperm per se.

 

[RPM]

Google Semen Allergy or Semen Protein Allergy, its not that unusual. I've had to deal with it for years. My vagina has finally gotten used to it with more exposure but my mouth still has problems if he cums in my mouth.

Thanks for the information.

I got to admit, this is actually the first time I am hearing of semen allergy.

 

[B_Think_Kink]

It's not too uncommon. Perhaps try the pull out method? Or use a condom and see if things improve.

 

[Enid]

she can take a benadryl beforehand but the easiest way to deal with semen allergy is to wear condoms.

MedHelp offers this tidbit though:

One method, called Intravaginal Seminal Graded Challenge (ISGC), involved inserting samples of semen into the vagina beginning with very diluted samples and gradually building up. The technique is performed over the period of a few hours, introducing new semen every 20 minutes. It is advised that couples engage in regular sexual intercourse to maintain the desensitization.

 

[bertie101]

RPM, I'm an ex GP, unlikely to be SPA, mentioning ISGC stuff will just make you paranoid. Lay off the orange juice! If it persists it's worth seeing a doc