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Last week, my boyfriend and I had a sleepover. We did some things together but we didn't really have intercourse. We only did oral sex. He also fingered me.
A day later my vaginal area felt sore. After a few days it was less painful. However, now, my stomach still hurts since after the day of the sleepover. Is it normal? This morning i went to the toilet 3 times to poop.
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Dear MaxyyLush. Thank you for your question. The vaginal area felt sore likely due to friction from the fingering. However it is hard for us to advise further as it is hard to interpret " did some things together". The abdominal discomfort and loose stools the day after the sleep over can possibly be due to gastroenteritis or a result of other activities performed. I would suggest a private consultation with a doctor and physical examination to be performed to evaluate you better. Hope this helps.
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