What to do if you have pain deep in your vagina

Nowadays, many female friends suffer from many sexual organ diseases due to the disorder of their private life. As for the pain deep in the vagina, many women now have this feeling. Although this does not cause obvious difficulties in women's daily lives, the psychological pressure they endure after feeling pain is also very great. So, what should you do if you have pain deep in your vagina? Let’s take a look at it below.

Why does vaginal pain occur?

Usually, young women feel pain during sex, and insufficient vaginal moisturization is a major reason. Many normal women do not produce enough natural vaginal lubrication. Oral sex can provide some additional lubrication, and using human lubricant is the best method. However, any woman who experiences vaginal dryness should ensure that she has adequate foreplay to allow for adequate lubrication. Of course, lubricant can also be used.

How can I prevent vaginal pain?

For women, foreplay is a must. Especially for young women who lack sexual experience, foreplay is necessary. Most women need a long (about 30-45 minutes) "warm-up" before they can enjoy sex. If a man rushes to "move forward" before a woman is ready, she is likely to feel pain. Painless sex is based on easy and playful full body caressing. Men should go slower and slower, and wait a while before "pushing forward". Women must be given enough time to relax, become aroused, and be ready to receive. Sex therapists recommend spending at least 30 minutes before vaginal intercourse on kissing, cuddling, mutual body caressing, and oral sex.

How to prevent it in daily life?

If a woman has vaginismus, it can also cause pain during sex. Vaginismus causes the pelvic muscles to spasm, causing the vagina to close tightly. If the condition is not very severe, sexual intercourse will cause discomfort; in severe cases, the penis cannot even enter the vagina, and trying to enter the vagina will cause severe pain. Ask your doctor to confirm whether vaginismus is a problem. A combined team of physicians and sex therapists can provide better results. Treatment includes Kegel exercises and the gradual insertion of dilator wands to gradually widen the vagina.

Can foreign objects cause vaginal pain?

Vaginal douching, pubic hair shaving, sunburn, latex (condom) allergy, irritating or fragrant soaps, contact dermatitis caused by feminine hygiene products, or underwear made of artificial synthetic fiber fabrics may cause inflammation, and the female vulva skin is very sensitive to this. If your vulva becomes red or itchy, it is best to consult a doctor.

Chlamydia, genital warts, and pelvic inflammatory disease can all make intercourse painful. If increased passion and improved lubrication do not relieve the pain, it is best to see a doctor. After the disease is cured, sexual pain will ease.

The above are some specific methods given by women on what to do if you have pain deep in the vagina. It is very important to pay attention to personal hygiene at ordinary times. You must change your underwear and wash your genitals frequently. If you accidentally feel pain deep in your vagina, you must go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and then receive appropriate treatment. Remember, do not delay any discomfort in your reproductive organs.