What to do if the vaginal opening is loose

For women, if the vaginal opening is loose, it will make women feel distressed, especially for married women, because vaginal relaxation may affect the harmony of the couple's life. There are many reasons for vaginal relaxation. The most common reason is age. In addition, childbirth often causes vaginal relaxation. Let's take a brief look at what to do if the vaginal opening is loose?

Loose vaginal opening

1. Too frequent sex

Too frequent sexual intercourse can cause the vagina to become loose and wide. Frequent friction can cause the vulva to stretch, which can reduce the tensile strength of the muscles, cause mucosal atrophy, cause vaginal dryness and lack of elasticity, and cause the vagina to age and become loose.

2. Caused after childbirth

Vaginal relaxation is mostly caused by the muscles around the vagina expanding outward due to the large size of the fetus during childbirth, or by incomplete suture during vaginal suture surgery, which causes the vaginal opening to loosen and increase the tightness of the vaginal opening.

3. Age factor

As women age, their estrogen levels decrease, causing the muscles, fascia, ligaments and related supporting structures to degenerate and deform. Muscle tension decreases, fascia becomes thinner, and the vaginal mucosa atrophies, further aggravating vaginal relaxation.

4. Multiple abortion surgeries

Whether it is surgical or medical abortion, it will cause sudden changes in the vulva. When a woman is pregnant, the muscles on both sides of the vulva have begun to relax. After a surgical or medical abortion, the sides of the vagina will expand outward and the elasticity will decrease. Moreover, sometimes surgical or medical abortion does not completely remove foreign matter, which can cause the foreign matter left in the vagina to expand the vagina and cause vaginal relaxation.

5. Other factors

Some people who have chronic diseases, weak constitutions, and are thin have looser structures such as muscles, fascia, and ligaments, which aggravates vaginal relaxation.