What causes pain during intercourse after menopause?

We all know that women's menopause means that their reproductive ability has disappeared, but they will still have sexual excitement. However, some couples will find that when they are not having sex, the woman's lower body will cause pain. So, what causes pain during intercourse after menopause?

When women reach a certain age, their body's growth hormone metabolism may become lower and lower, and many women will experience menopause. But what we can also understand is that women still have sexual excitement after menopause. However, many women will find that they feel pain when having sex with their husbands after menopause, but this pain is very mild, so many people want to know how to deal with it.

In fact, menopause is a normal physiological phenomenon for every woman. Menopause only means that their reproductive function disappears from now on. And because what controls whether a woman has her period is the amount of estrogen in her body, we know that when a woman's estrogen level decreases, her vaginal mucus secretions may also decrease during sexual intercourse. This mucus has a lubricating effect during sexual intercourse. Therefore, many women who have already gone through menopause will find that they feel pain during sexual intercourse after menopause. In fact, this phenomenon is very common in many women, so every woman does not need to be afraid of postmenopausal sex life because of the occurrence of this phenomenon.

In fact, there are many ways to deal with the problem of postmenopausal sexual pain. The most common one that comes to mind is lubricant. We all know that applying appropriate lubricant can effectively reduce the pain of women during sex. Another way is to ask your lover to do foreplay before having sex. Because the ability of women after menopause to secrete love fluid is reduced, only sufficient foreplay can ensure that their lower body is sufficiently moist. If the above method has no effect, the woman still needs to go to the hospital to check whether she has any gynecological diseases caused by menopause.

Although pain in intercourse after menopause is a very emotional thing, every menopausal woman should maintain a positive attitude, because a positive attitude will alleviate the discomfort caused by menopause. In addition, only when women have a good mental state can they enjoy the satisfaction brought by each sexual life.