Why is it dry and watery down there?

Nowadays, many women cannot get wet down there no matter how they improve foreplay, let alone have sex successfully. This will cause trouble to both parties in the long run and even affect the relationship between the couple. Gradually, women also realized the harm caused by this problem, so they tried some ways to solve this problem. So what is the reason why women have less water down there?

The main reasons for dry hair in women are as follows: 1. Endocrine imbalance: Women over 35 years old, if they often have irregular menstruation for a period of time, may indicate endocrine imbalance, which can also cause a decrease in female secretions. 2. Excessive use of emergency contraception: For some individuals, long-term and regular use of emergency contraception may cause the progesterone content in the medication to cause side effects such as vaginal dryness. 3. Body damage: Due to long-term sexual intercourse and childbirth, women’s genitals become brittle and collagen fibers rupture, causing vaginal relaxation and dryness. 4. Lack of necessary vitamins: In addition to vaginal dryness, if women also have inflammation at the corners of the mouth, dry skin, and dandruff, it means that the diet is unbalanced, especially the possibility of lack of vitamin B22.

So, what should women do if they have less water down there? For hair dryness caused by endocrine imbalance, intermittent application of estrogen into the vagina can be used. For hair dryness caused by lack of necessary vitamins, you can adjust your diet. You can eat more whole grains and cereals with skin to increase the elasticity and moisture content of the skin membrane. To treat hair dryness caused by excessive use of emergency contraception, you can stop taking birth control pills as soon as possible and switch to condoms.

There are various methods of vaginal tightening. At present, the largest number of users are those who use fitness, diet and vaginal tightening products. Diet can supplement the nutrients needed for the repair of damaged collagen fibers, and exercise can stimulate damaged collagen fibers to tighten the vagina. However, these two methods are only effective for mild cases and require long-term persistence. However, for women who suffer from loose, dry, vaginal flatulence and urinary incontinence, the effect it can have is minimal.