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Okay well, I'm 14 virgin, and I don't think I have the ability to really tell the difference between my vagina and urethera. Don't laugh! I'm only 14! Lol. But lately it's been itchy somewhere down there a bit, and I thought it was my vagina, but then when I finally went to the washroom not too long ago, it felt pleasurable as in…it was itchy then the urine relieved the irritation from the itchiness. Because I know the urine comes from your uretha, not from your vagina. Or maybe it just felt like that because I was holding it in for a while. So do you think it was my vagina, or uretha?
And if it was either one of them could it just be dry, instead of an infection?
Answer:
First of all, congratulations for using correct, proper terms for your vagina and urethra. Itching could be from either one. They are so close that the urine stream might have soothed it no matter where it was coming from. Sit with a mirror and analyze both to see if there’s irritation in either. Do you masturbate? Rubbing the vaginal walls could be irritating if you do. If it continues or worsens, call your doctor.
Answer:
There are a few things that can cause itchiness down there. You could be irritated if you use a soap that’s too strong for you or if you recently changed clothes washing detergent. It is also possible for you to have a yeast infection. It is very common and very natural. Since you’ve done nothing wrong, maybe you should speak to your mom and tell her your symptoms. Don't be humiliated about this.
Answer:
You should probably go to the doctor and have them check it out. If it's bothersome enough that you are worried about it then its worth checking out. It could be anything from dryness to a yeast infection (you can get them while you're young), or it could be a form of Urinary Tract Infection. All three of which are curable.
Trust me, though, go to the doctor
Answer:
IT COULD BE A NUMBER OF THINGS TRY TO TALK WITH ANOTHER WOMAN OR YOUR MOTHER ABOUT IT.
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