What could cause painful urination and foul smelling discharge from the vagina?

Hi,

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I read your query and can understand your concern.

Well, first let me tell you that you need to relax. Secondly, masturbation is not a sin. It is a safe way (if done correctly) to pleasure yourself without the need for actual sex and, therefore, avoid the risks of sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy. Now, coming to the matter at hand. I take it you have entered your teenage years. It is a difficult time in general as your body changes in many unexpected ways, and due to the influence of hormones, your periods may start. The vaginal area in children is smooth and devoid of hair. However, as you become an adult, hair starts growing, and the vulval lips get bigger and fleshier. This is nothing to be concerned about. A small amount of discharge is also common and usually happens before the onset of periods. Again nothing to worry about. The only thing you need to be concerned with is that it hurts when you try to pee. Now, this is indicative of a urine infection, which can have any number of causes. This is something that needs to be tested by a urine test. This has nothing whatsoever to do with your history of masturbation. However, you must tell your mom. She will get you tested.

At the doctors, they may ask if you have been sexually active which means have you or are you currently having sex. I am assuming you are still a virgin; please correct me if I am wrong. You can and must tell the doctor the truth. Do not worry about what your parents will think. If you have never had sex just say so. You need not speak to the doctor in front of your parents if that makes you uncomfortable. Request her to see you alone and they will oblige. Please get a urine test done. This is quite common in teenagers, so rest assured you are very normal. Please take a lot of water and juices so it will help in peeing. But u need to get the infection treated.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.