[Helplesshannah94]

Okay so me an my bf have been having ALOT of sex lately. Now for some reason I have a burning sensation when I urinate. And my lady parts are a little sore. What does this mean? I think it's bc we have been goin at it so much. But I could be wrong. I talked about it to his mother an she thinks the same. But I would like some other opinions.

[atskitty2]

It probably is from the friction, but it could also be a bacterial or yeast infection, an STD or a uti. If it continues see your doctor.

[catwoman]

It's probably from the friction which caused tiny little tears (not always visible with the naked eye) and when your urine hits those cuts it burns, or it could also be a urinary tract infection. Give yourself a day or two to recover and if they burning persists, consult a doctor. Do you have any other symptoms such as discharge, itching, feeling or having to urinate even after you've gone, etc?

Just a tip that if you are going to have sex a lot (I know it's not always planned out) make sure to use enough lube to avoid cuts and rawness in the future.

[DreamP346]

Where is the burning sensation? If it feels like its on the surface of the vulva and basically hurts when the urine passed over a certain area, then it could just be soreness. If it feels like it is coming from within (this sense that your bladder is contracting when you urinate), that could be a urinary tract infection. Like others said, give it a few days. If it persists, go see a doctor.

[kira]

i have a super sensitive urethra and sex often irritates the opening causing pain with urination and swelling. Occasionally just wiping too hard with toilet paper will give me discomfort for a couple hours. We generally always use lube for that reason. Some ice and possibly azo pills for a day usually solves it. Otherwise I keep having the sensation I want to go to the bathroom and every time I do it makes it worse. Azo pills are a dye that happens to numb the urinary tract stopping pain from infections or friction but you shouldn't use them too long both to avoid side effects and because it doesn't actually treat an infection.