What should I do if I have vaginal pain?

Women's physiology is more complicated. Most women have gynecological diseases. When we feel discomfort in our private parts, don’t be afraid. Although there are many types of gynecological diseases, they can be cured with timely treatment. Most gynecological diseases will manifest themselves in women's bodies or physiology. Vaginal pain is one of the symptoms of chronic diseases. Many women don’t know what to do because of vaginal pain. Let me explain it to you below.

Chronic vulvodynia is more common among women in their twenties and thirties. Symptoms include burning, itching, swelling, and stinging in the vagina and sometimes even pain around the rectum. People with vulvodynia usually experience pain during intercourse, but sometimes it can occur in completely unexpected circumstances.

According to statistics, before receiving the correct diagnosis and treatment, these patients generally have seen more than 7 doctors before finally discovering the problem. But because so little research has been done on vulvodynia, many family physicians and gynecologists don't know how to test for the condition, let alone how to treat it. Fortunately, experts are conducting more and more research on the human body, which provides doctors with more abundant reference information for their diagnosis.

Objectively speaking, our current understanding of chronic vulvodynia is still very limited. Therefore, gynecology has not yet established routine examination methods for chronic vulvodynia. Sometimes, inflammation of the vulva can be observed with the naked eye, but there are many problems that cannot be diagnosed by observing changes in the vulvar skin. Doctors generally use the method of elimination to analyze the causes of vulvar pain, such as whether the patient has a sexually transmitted disease, a skin disease, etc.

As mentioned above, although there is little research on vulvar pain, women with vulvar pain should not worry. It is treatable. Pay more attention to personal hygiene in daily life. Take more precautions. Women who find pain in their vagina should not blindly use medication because of excessive worry. You should hurry to your local hospital for regular examination and symptomatic treatment. This way you can recover soon.