Why do you fart in your vagina?

The most embarrassing problem that is most commonly encountered during sexual intercourse is vaginal flatulence, which refers to a farting sound like exhausting gas in the female vagina. This is particularly embarrassing during sex. It is mainly due to the entry of air during the relaxation or contraction of the female vagina, so the symptoms of vaginal flatulence can be alleviated and resolved slowly by slowly cooperating and adjusting postures. Couples also need to communicate more, and the problem will be alleviated and resolved slowly.

Why do women fart?

Some female friends will encounter a very embarrassing situation when having sex with their boyfriends: the embarrassing situation occurs after lifting the genitals. After she clamped it and relaxed, she pushed his penis out, and gas actually came out of her vagina, and there was a sound, just like a fart; and the boyfriend said that this was a disease, and she was embarrassed and very worried.

This situation has happened to many people. The funniest thing is everyone's comments on the reasons why this happened:

1. If the vagina sucks in air when it contracts, it only means that the penis is not big enough.

2. It is not a disease, it just means that you have too much sexual intercourse and your vagina has become loose.

3. Because the air in the vagina is not completely released before insertion, it is like putting a lid on the mouth of a bottle. If you open it suddenly, air will spray out!

4. Pulling and pulling is like pumping...

This is actually normal and there is no need to worry or be embarrassed. Of course, the above spoof reasons are not completely unreasonable; during sex, it is inevitable that air will enter the vagina (it is impossible that such things also require vacuum movement), and thrusting is like a piston movement, so it is normal for air to be ejected and even make sounds.

However, it should be noted that if this phenomenon occurs and is accompanied by vaginal odor or discomfort in the genitals, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination. This condition of vaginal fluid discharge is called "vaginal flatulence" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Vaginal flatulence: the phenomenon of female vaginal gas discharge.

There are two situations. One is that you feel gas being discharged involuntarily from the vagina. The other is that during sexual intercourse, as the penis moves, a sound is heard in the vagina, as if air is being discharged from it.

Some people who feel that their vagina is flatulent are neurotic patients. The vagina of this type of patient is highly sensitive. There is no gas discharged from the vagina, but they feel that there is air flow passing through. This is a psychoneurological symptom, not a gynecological disease. Most vaginal flatus phenomena are caused by some pathological changes in the pelvic cavity, such as rectovaginal fistula, third-degree perineal laceration, etc., which can allow air to enter the vagina.

When the body position changes and the vagina is under pressure, gas is discharged from the vagina and vaginal flatulence occurs. In some patients with vaginitis, bacteria ferment in the vagina, producing a large amount of gas, which makes the air pressure greater than the external pressure, leading to vaginal flatulence. Women who are middle-aged or older and have a history of childbearing often have loose vaginal walls and pelvic floor tissues, which results in a loose connection between the front and back walls of the vagina and a loose seal, allowing air to enter.

1. Most cases of vaginal flatulence due to postpartum physical weakness occur in postpartum women, especially those who have given birth multiple times or have weak constitutions. In traditional Chinese medicine, this is considered as "severe deficiency of qi and blood, and sinking of the middle qi." To explore its mechanism, we have to start with the changes in the birth canal during delivery. Although the vagina of a woman who has never given birth is shaped like a trumpet, wide inside and narrow outside, under normal circumstances, the pelvic floor muscles and fascia outside the vagina maintain a certain tension, which has a lifting effect on the vaginal wall, making the front and back walls of the vagina fit together, the lumen disappears, and the labia majora and minora on both sides of the vulva close, covering the vaginal opening, like two closed doors, preventing air from entering the vagina. During delivery, the fetus passes through the birth canal and the vagina expands and relaxes significantly. The muscle tissue and fascia that support the vaginal wall of the pelvic floor are broken or overstretched and lose elasticity. As a result, the front and back walls of the vagina cannot fit closely together and a cavity is formed. Perineal laceration causes the external opening of the vagina to open, making it unable to cover the vagina and allowing air to enter the vagina. This condition can usually be recovered during the postpartum period, but some women cannot fully recover, especially if the labor lasts too long, the fetus is large or the pelvis is narrow, making delivery difficult, or vaginal surgery such as forceps or vacuum extraction can cause severe damage to the pelvic floor tissue, making it difficult to recover. Due to repeated injuries to the birth canal, the vagina of multiparous women is naturally looser. For pregnant women with weak constitutions, even if the injuries are not serious, their recovery will be slower. In the above situation, when negative pressure is formed in the vagina (such as lying on your back, inhaling, etc.), the air enters the deepest part of the vagina (the dome). When you stand up or increase abdominal pressure, the air is discharged from the vagina, often with a sound.