Vaginal gas discharge

I don’t know if women have ever experienced vaginal gas discharge. This problem occurs in a small number of women. The causes of vaginal gas vary for women of different ages. If a menopausal woman has vaginal flatus, it is most likely a symptom caused by pelvic floor muscle atrophy. However, women should also pay attention to vaginal gas discharge, because this phenomenon may also be a sign of disease. Next, let’s understand the reasons for vaginal gas.

1. Causes of vaginal flatus

1.1. The cause of vaginal exhaust is the relaxation of the vaginal wall and pelvic floor tissue, or the relaxation and atrophy of subcutaneous tissue after menopause, which causes the front and back walls of the vagina to be loose, resulting in gaps for air to enter. For women who experience flatulence during intercourse, the problem can be alleviated by exercising the contraction function of the vaginal muscles, such as by doing contraction and relaxation exercises of the anal and vaginal muscles. It is best to go to the toilet before having sex and forcefully expel the air from the vagina.

1.2. The causes of vaginal flatus are mostly rectovaginal impotence, first-degree perineal laceration, gas produced by fermentation of certain vaginitis bacteria, and neurosis, etc., which are more common in women with a history of childbearing.

1.3. Women with vaginal gas should pay attention to rest, increase nutrition, exercise more, and strengthen their physical fitness. If you suffer from vaginal inflammation or rectovaginal impotence, you need timely treatment. To prevent vaginal flatulence, perineum lacerations should be avoided during delivery. Once a laceration occurs, it should be repaired in time. Vaginal flatus can be eliminated after the primary disease is cured.

2. Causes of vaginal flatus: vaginal infection

Vaginal infection Some women with vaginitis may also experience vaginal flatulence, but in these patients, the airflow from the vagina is often weak, and more importantly, there is increased leucorrhea, vulvar itching or vaginal discomfort. This is because the microorganisms that infect the vagina produce gas during the reproduction process and exist in the vagina. When the body position changes or the abdominal pressure increases, the gas is discharged from the vagina. Most of the pathogenic microorganisms are anaerobic bacteria or Trichomonas vaginalis. When this happens, you should go to the hospital to see a gynecologist and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Causes of vaginal exhaust and sexual intercourse

Changes in body position during sexual intercourse may contribute to vaginal flatulence because the penis may have to be withdrawn and reinserted. The longer this process is, the greater the possibility of air entering. Especially after a woman is fully excited, the vagina has undergone the above-mentioned physiological changes. Then, at the beginning of sexual intercourse, the close fit between the penis and the vagina will no longer exist, and the withdrawal and reinsertion of the penis will inevitably accelerate and intensify the entry of air. At the same time, different body positions will also affect the size of the vaginal vault, and certain body positions may make it more likely for air to enter.

The dangers of vaginal flatus

1. Prone to gynecological diseases

Because a loose vagina hides many wrinkles, germs, toxins, dead skin cells, and unclean menstrual blood remain in the wrinkles for years. Female friends may experience vulvar itching, leucorrhea odor, etc., and it may also induce gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and cervicitis.

2. Easy to breed bacteria

Women who experience vaginal flatulence have many wrinkles on the inner wall of their vagina, which provide opportunities for the growth of various viruses and bacteria. When viruses and bacteria survive and multiply in the vagina, they produce toxins, which pose a greater threat to women's health.

3. Affect the quality of life of couples

When vaginal flatulence occurs, the ability to "hold tightly" during intercourse will be weakened, seriously affecting the quality of life of the couple, and may even cause women to feel psychologically rejected, which has a great impact on the relationship between the couple.

4. Prone to urinary incontinence

Vaginal flatulence can easily cause stress urinary incontinence in women, and women in their forties or fifties are generally prone to this disease. Due to bulging of the anterior vaginal wall or bladder bulging, increased abdominal pressure when the bladder is full, laughing or shouting may cause urinary incontinence.

5. A woman's face begins to age

Vaginal flatulence can cause women to age prematurely and lose their former beauty. According to statistics, 80% of postpartum women and 90% of women over 30 years old will experience varying degrees of vaginal relaxation and vaginal flatulence. Looseness, dryness, pain, loss of interest, and even urine leakage!