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Re: allergy to semen or possible infection?

From: Jill (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 10 May 1999 09:24:04 -0500 (CDT)


I had the same problem for a year until I realized it was the birth control pill I was taking and the fact that I needed more lubricant. Approx. 1 month later the irritation disappeared never to be felt again

At Sat, 8 May 1999, Renee wrote: >
>My husband and I have been using condoms as well
>as Ortho-Tricyclen as methods of birth control.
>We have had intercourse without the condom but
>always put one on before ejaculation.
>
>Recently we decided that after a month of the pill and being roughly 21
>days until my next period that we would
>fore-go the condom. An hour after ejaculation I
>continued to experience muscle tightening, leaking
>of fluids (mostly his, I assume), sensitivity and
>burning.
>
>Upon examination, my labias were red and HUGE...
>when touched, they burned and felt padded. My
>husband suggested that I shower. After more leaking,
>the shower and another hour, I felt the tension
>leave but it was still rather sensitive.
>
>I have had the same results from using spermacides before... but had
>never been exposed to semen before. Also I have
>very severe allergies all times of the year and to
>certain detergents. Could I be allergic to my husband as well?!
>
>This was extremely uncomfortable and a scary experience. I have read
>the posts about semen allergies but am a little confused as to whether
>or not this is a rare condition or more common than thought. Of course,
>I will be going to see my gyn but any suggestions or similar experiences
>would be appreciated.
>
>thanks!
>Renee




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