Recently recovered from a UTI that turned into a kidney infection. I was on antibiotics for almost a month. Everything cleared up but during intercourse I had to stop due to a very sharp pain. Now I have a swollen right side of my labia right near my clitorus. No other symptoms or problems but sex is impossible and the entire region feels hot and uncomfortable.
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Swollen Labia and Extreme Pain During Sex, Frequent UTI's
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I would see your OB/Gyn. I do not think this problem has anything to do with your recent UTI and kidney infection. It most likely is a skin infection that has developed into a labial abscess, since you describe it as hot and swollen. Your doctor needs to see it before an accurate diagnosis can be made. Between now and the time you see your doctor I would apply moist warm heat to the area with a wet facecloth. Good luck.