Why do I have vaginal pain after sex?

Many women now report that they experience vaginal pain after having sex with their husbands, and over time they develop a fear of sexual activity. In fact, there are many reasons that can cause vaginal pain after intercourse, such as violent movements or women with gynecological diseases. So, today we will introduce to you what causes vaginal pain after intercourse. Let’s take a look together below.

Vaginal dryness is a common symptom for many young women during sexual life. It can cause pain during sexual intercourse and affect sexual pleasure; over time it can also lead to decreased libido and sexual frigidity, ultimately affecting the harmony between the couple. Many people believe that vaginal dryness is caused by a lack of estrogen in the body. Therefore, they often ask their doctors to supplement themselves with large amounts of estrogen. This practice does them more harm than good.

Vitamin B2 is an important nutrient in the human body. Once it is deficient, it will affect the metabolism of the skin and mucous membranes and cause the body's organs to lose their normal functions. Its symptoms often include inflammation of the corners of the mouth, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, dry ear and nose mucosa, dry skin, desquamation, etc. Its deficiency can cause particularly serious damage to the female reproductive organs, manifested as dryness of the vaginal wall, congestion and ulceration of the mucosa. If you find yourself experiencing this phenomenon, it is best to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital first.

In addition, vitamin B2 can also be supplemented through food or medication. For example, eat more whole grains, fruits with skin, etc., because vitamin B2 is mostly found in the peel or shell of plants. The specific method is: take orally 3 times a day, 10 mg each time.

A normal vagina maintains a certain degree of moisture. During the process of sexual arousal towards orgasm, due to the accumulation of sexual excitement, the vagina produces secretions from a small amount to an increasing amount, making the vaginal lubrication reach a very high level. These lubricants mainly come from cervical secretions, exudate formed by congestion of the vaginal wall, and secretions from the Bartholin's glands at the vaginal opening. During sexual intercourse, these fluids can only be secreted and gradually increase when sexual excitement reaches a certain level. If sexual excitement is insufficient, these lubricants will be secreted less or even not at all, which of course will lead to vaginal dryness. Some women may not have vaginal dryness originally, but it may appear after some special reasons. These special reasons are often caused by psychological or physiological factors.

The above are the reasons for vaginal pain after intercourse introduced to us by professionals. Therefore, if women have this situation, they can refer to the content above, and pay attention to the process of sexual intercourse, do not use too much force otherwise it will damage the vagina. At the same time, you should also pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid gynecological diseases. I hope the above content can help you.