the condom can cause an irritation but so can the act of vaginal sex. especially for the first time. the redness or swollen area at the entrance to your vagina could be from some tiny tears along your hymen (assuming you still had one at the time you had sex for the first time) burning on urination could be "cystitis" irritation and inflammation at the opening where you pee (used to be called "honeymoon cystitis" back in the days when the honeymoon was the first time a woman had sex) or even a urinary tract infection. sexual activity can stir up a lot of germs in this area -- and germs can lead to a urinary or bladder infection. germs can come from fingers mouths (oral sex) as well as a penis. now that you have chosen to be sexually involved you have a responsibility to make adult-like decisions when it comes to your medical care. if you do have a urinary tract infection (burning on urination frequency urgency or even blood when you wipe) this needs to be medically evaluated. a urine test will not reveal your recent sexual debut so it is really up to you whether to disclose this information. a pelvic examination is not usually needed to make this diagnosis. only a simple urine test. my suggestion would be for you to get checked. just in case. women and girls of all ages can get urinary infections whether they are having sex or not. obviously infections are more common if you do have sex. i am pleased that you and your partner used a condom. make sure you use them 100% of the time or urinary burning will be the least of your problems.
can condoms cause the vaginal area to become red and swollen? . i just had sex for the first time with a condom. afterwards my lower vagina where the penis enters is now red and swollen. i have trouble going to the bathroom because it hurts so bad. i want to know what i can do to fix it without going to the doctor. but if i have to go i understand. tell me what is wrong and what i should do?