Answers to Sharp needle like vaginal pain?

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Sharp needle like vaginal pain?

I'm not sexually active currently, (no sex in almost two years) so pregnancy is out of the question. Had a pap smear recently and tested negative for everything except high risk hpv. My cycles are still normal. However I have been having extreme sharp vaginal pain, only lasting for less than two seconds and come and go. This has been happening for about 5 months, the pains are definitely less painful now and sometimes they go away for like a week. What can this be?

Female | 25 years old
Complaint duration: 90 days

June 30, 08:53 PM

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It is difficult to guess what the cause is . Should have an exam just to make sure it is nothing important.

The other issue is no desire for sex is not normal. This is one of the areas of my expertise. You can call me

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Victor Shabanah, MD

Woman's Wellness Physician in Coral Gables, FL

Level: Key Opinion Leader (172)

July 01, 04:57 PM

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Sounds like a pinched nerve or muscular spasm - did you do any new activity prior to this happening, such as exercises, bike riding, bowling, etc? Since it feels improved, I wouldn't worry about it but have it checked out if recurs.