What causes female genital pain?

Female friends are often affected by some inexplicable gynecological symptoms that affect their physical health. Vaginal pain is usually caused by gynecological diseases. There are many kinds of diseases that can cause this. Some may also be considered to be caused by trauma or other reasons. You still have to consider your own symptoms to analyze. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a formal examination. The following will take you to a detailed understanding of the causes of genital pain.

Perineal pain depends on the specific location, whether it is the urethra, vagina, or near the anus. Causes of genital pain:

Blockage of Bartholin glands: If you find that no matter how hard you try, you experience friction, burning, and stinging pain in the outer third of the vagina during sexual intercourse, and your vaginal opening swells after sexual intercourse, then you should consider the problem of blockage of the Bartholin glands (glands that secrete lubricant at the vaginal opening). Bartholin glands, like fallopian tubes, can be cleared surgically.

Fungal infection: Fungal infection is an important factor inducing "chronic vulvar pain", and the towels and washbasins used to wash the lower body are not separated from the towels and foot basins used to wash the feet, which is an important way to cause fungal infection of the genitals. According to authoritative statistics, about 30% to 40% of people worldwide have suffered from fungal foot infections. Therefore, many people ignore the transmission chain of "athlete's foot fungus-foot basin-towel-genital infection", and even encounter a strange phenomenon where the genitals are repeatedly infected, swollen and painful while they are taking anti-inflammatory measures. To eliminate this type of pain, standardized treatment should be received in the gynecology department of a regular hospital. At the same time, a special basin should be used for sitz baths, a high-temperature disinfected towel should be used for washing the lower body and feet, and underwear should be washed separately and exposed to the sun.

Oxalic acid in urine: Some women have poor metabolism of oxalic acid in food, which causes oxalate to be deposited in the urine. When it reaches a certain concentration, oxalate will irritate the skin of the vulva during urination and cause vulva pain. This is most common in women with turbid urine. The skin of the vulva is thinner and has abundant capillaries, making it easily eroded by oxalate. In this case, it is necessary to remove foods rich in oxalic acid, such as spinach, wild rice stem, bamboo shoots, onions, strawberries, tomatoes and chocolate, from the diet, and eat low-oxalic acid fruits and vegetables to prevent vulvar pain. If necessary, you should go to the urology or gynecology department of the hospital for treatment.

There is a history of trauma (such as collision, excessive sexual intercourse), the pain is not obvious, and it can heal by rest.

There is no history of trauma, but there is urethral stinging and burning, which may be considered as urethral infection; anal stinging or itching may be considered as anal fissure.

Urinary tract infection requires timely antibiotic treatment to prevent it from becoming chronic, which makes treatment more troublesome and may cause other complications.

Anal fissure, just pay attention to a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits.

There are no accompanying symptoms mentioned above, only dull pain in the muscles. It is considered to be caused by deficiency of essence and blood.

The above is the introduction to the causes of female genital pain introduced here today. I hope everyone has understood it in detail. Don’t worry too much. Patients who are not very familiar with their symptoms are advised to go to the hospital for relevant professional examinations and learn more about their condition. I hope the above content is helpful to you.