Vagina burns when urinating

I am a 33 yr old woman and a very healthy 1 at that.can someone (preferably a woman) why my vagina burns when I urinate?its been about 2 weeks and now im getting concerned as of now.anything would help.I hate doctors and im scared if I dont get it...

checked out soon it might be something serious.thank you

Sex is a possibility too much friction. Do you keep clean all the time? But when it comes to areas like this, I would advize you to seek proffessionals.

it's not that serious. mostly likely an infection of some sort due to not wiping properly. you really should talk to your doctor about it if at all possible.

Is there any itching? It could be a yeast infection

Are you certain it's in the vagina and not in the urethra? That could be a bladder infection

At any rate - see your doctor, you might need an ointment or antibiotic

Is there any itching? It could be a yeast infection

Are you certain it's in the vagina and not in the urethra? That could be a bladder infection

At any rate - see your doctor, you might need an ointment or antibiotic

could be thrush I had thrush or maybe its a urine infection, you need to go to a doctor because with thrush it cna be sumtihng worse like an STD trust me see a doctor or buy sum thrush medcine and if that dont work see a doctor because it might be worse

You probably have a UTI. People just get them, it doesn't matter how healthy or unhealthy you are. Go to your doctor and if it is this, they will put you on an antibiotic. Feel better!

Drinking a lot of cranberry juice normally helps urinary tract infections (which by the way it sounds like what you have). If you go to the doctor they will put you on antibiotics. There is also a cranberry juice pill that you can take if you don't like cranberry juice ( I however love it and drink it mixed with ginger ale, a lot).

Go to the doctor though just to be sure, Good luck

Difficult if not impossible to guess the diagnosis via email. It COULD be a yeast or bacterial infection, probably E. Coli. Or it could be something you have picked up sexually. Have you changed boyfriends or husbands? One thing you need to be extremely careful of when you have sex is to NEVER allow the man to perform anal sex on you and then switch and insert his penis into your vagina. That invites catastrophic infections. Best bet: make an appointment with a Gynecologist and let them run a couple of lab tests. That way they can prescribe the RIGHT treatment to fix you up. Oh, and stay monogamous, and make DANGED sure your sex partner understands the need for him to be absolutely monogamous as well! Sleeping around by either of you can get you both killed.