His and Her Health

Today, after 6 yrs of marriage and 10yrs together we decided to try to conceive.<P>This was the first time my husband EVER ejaculated inside me. Immediately after intercoarse, it started to burn and hurt on the inside. I cleaned myself off and after 15 minutes the pain went away. <P>About an hour ago, we were tried to have sex again. As soon as he entered me, i felt a burning, stinging sensation. I figured i was just sensitive from the intercoarse we had earlier, but with every thrust it hurt more and more. I mean, it HURT! I immediately asked my husband to stop and i jumped on the net to find information about it. NO LUCK.<P>I have read somewhere, i long time ago, that some people might be allergic to sperm. I dont' know. I didnt' find any information on it. <P>I tried looking for information here, but didnt' find any other previous post with this problem. <P>Please. If anyone had ever heard of this happening or had it happen to them, let me know.<P>I recently came back from a military deployment and my husband is scheduled to leave 3 days from now, and i was looking for it to be some enjoyable last days. Not this nonsense.<P>Thank you.<P>Additional Information:<BR>Age: 26<BR>Lubricants: We don't use any.<BR>Condem: None<BR>Infections: None<BR>Medications: None

Hi,<P>My GP told me it IS possible for a woman to be allergic to a particular man's sperm.<P>When you say<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">This was the first time my husband EVER ejaculated inside me.[/B]</font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>do you mean that he HAS ejaculated inside you, but he ejaculated into a condom? <P>If so, you could try having sex using a condom to see if the problem goes away again.<P>Good luck.<BR>

Mavis has asked a very relavant question.<P>Have you always used condoms before?<P>I've heard stories about men applying things like creams or cologne etc to their penises and causing serious issues. (If you have *not* used condoms regularly, but not had him ejaculate then it's more likely to be an allergic reaction to sperm/semen. i.e. The only difference is semen contact.)<P>Best of luck in finding the source!<P>Greg<p>[This message has been edited by distressed_12345 (edited 03 September 2003).]

Hi,<P>Here is a quote from a poster on another board:<P>"Recent reports of burning sensations following intercourse without the use of condoms has been linked with a post-Persian Gulf War syndrome. Veterans Administration Hospitals should be able to provide more information for couples afflicted by this."<P>so maybe that would be worth checking into if it is applicable to you and if you have not found any other solution.<P>Good luck.