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Funny Feelings in 'Fooff'.

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IceniSky · 09/12/2019 08:26

DD keeps complaining about 'her fooff feeling funny' (vagina). She is 7 and it tends to happen when in her car seat or sitting cross legged at school. She gets fairly upset about it. There is no discharge, and it isn't itching or burning.

I really am not sure what this is. Is it her just growing up? It comes and goes. Anyone had any experience of a similar issue?

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Flossie44 · 09/12/2019 18:31

Could it be a nerve pain? Has she fallen awkwardly and actually hurt her back or hip? Causing possibly a trapped or pinched nerve?
For it to come and go, and be worse in a particular position would make me wonder this.
I hope she improves soon

puds11 · 09/12/2019 18:39

Saw a thing on here the other day about how worms can get into the vagina and cause pain. Is it possible it could be this?

Vanannabananna · 09/12/2019 18:45

There was a thread in here a few days ago and little girl had same thing. Turned out to be worms.

Allthepinkunicorns · 09/12/2019 19:04

She could have a urine infection. I used to get these a lot as a child. Kids can't always explain there pain correctly. I would take your dd to the doctors.

TroysMammy · 09/12/2019 23:23

My niece when she was aged about 5 was in the back of my car when she suddenly piped up "I like going down hills Auntie, it makes my minnie feel funny" Shock.

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IceniSky · 10/12/2019 06:19

Hi sorry, I'm not. This is how she is describing it. I've read the other worm thread and will trying a worming tablet but the symptoms are different.

I'll go to the GP if it continues. Tbh I'm now convinced myself she has RA as her joints are always hurting, which we have been to the GP for and they didnt really do anything about, and this is a symptom. I know doctor Google is unlikely to be right, but RA is in the family so am nervous.

Didnt mean to cause offense! Really didn't know how to phrase it. Can Mumsnet change it or delete?

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Badabingbadabum · 10/12/2019 06:39

Tbf, the OP has a pretty mundane posting history just to build up to outing themselves as a perv.

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IceniSky · 10/12/2019 07:24

I've asked Mumsnet to change the title, but it was a child that used those words!

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HopeMumsnet · 10/12/2019 07:28

Hi there,
Thanks to those who reported their concerns - we have no reason to believe that this is anything but a normal Mumsnetter and would ask that the trollhunting stop.

MiniGuinness · 10/12/2019 07:33

Maybe now is the time to stop the child using those words IceniSky as it could make them very vulnerable.

Indecisivelurcher · 10/12/2019 08:18

Hello, it's my daughter with worms in the vagina (aren't we lucky!). The symptoms don't sound the same. If it's worms then they're active at night.

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