I get a weird sensation when my period is over. It feels like a burning sensation in my vagina that is at least a little uncomfortable but I don’t think it’s worth thinking about.

It’s probably nothing to worry about, but some women report that they get an itchy vagina after periods that is unlike the itching that they have before their period. It feels like a burning sensation, like what happens when you get a sunburn or a mosquito bite but it seems to cause a reaction in the vagina. The best thing to do if you have this problem is to try to avoid blood-letting, which is common during periods and can also cause irritation.

I had a friend who told me that she had this itch that she got after her period, but her friend at the time thought it was just a rash. It wasn’t until she tried to scratch it that she realized it was a real problem.

The most common cause of this problem is a yeast infection, but even more common is period blood. So if you have this problem, you have to be careful. If you are using tampons or pads, it is better to just use them for a few days than to use them and just wait for the problem to get worse. After that, you can always get an ultrasound to find out if a blood vessel is blocked and try to find out if it is a serious problem.

It’s a really common cause, but the best thing to do is to just sit with it. You will only get worse, so just try to avoid touching your underwear and just focus on the period.

The reason I’m not allowed to touch my tampons are that I don’t want them to bleed. I don’t want to cause that to get worse.

I know it sounds silly, but my vagina really does itch after my period. I don’t rub it because the feeling just reminds me that I have an itching sore on my underwear. So I can only imagine how painful it is if I just touch it.

One very helpful aspect of period pain is knowing that it’s a symptom of something else. The best way to avoid these ailments is to avoid them in the first place. Avoid touching your underwear and just focus on the period.

This is my own experience. I do know that I have a “itching” sensation when I get a period, and that this is because of the blood that’s released from the cervix. But I don’t know why. I guess it could be that I’m allergic to something in the vaginal area (I’m not sure), but I still think this is a weird symptom.

According to a study of more than 20,000 women, the most common reason for itching in the vagina is bacterial infections, followed by irritation from too much vaginal secretions. As for the itching, the symptoms are often mild and sometimes go away in a few days. Other times, the itching is so bad that it is so bad that it makes the women want to have sex.