Hot and sour after sex

Sex is the sublime of emotions between men and women. For two people in love, sex life is a natural thing, without any rules or requirements. In the 21st century, sex life has been brought to the forefront. However, some women will experience some discomfort, such as pain, after having sex due to various reasons. At this time, they may have some reproductive disease, and it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

Under normal circumstances, women will not feel pain in the genitals after sexual intercourse. This is mainly because as the climax of sexual intercourse fades away, women and men get sexual satisfaction, and the widespread congestion of the sexual organs gradually subsides. The genitals will also feel light rather than painful. However, some female friends experience pain after sexual intercourse. This is not a normal phenomenon and needs to attract the attention and concern of female friends.

The following are some of the reasons why women may experience vaginal pain after sexual intercourse:

1. Vulvitis or vaginitis.

If a female friend suffers from vulvitis or vaginitis, she will experience symptoms of pain during sexual intercourse. This is mainly because the vagina becomes congested during sexual intercourse, and at this time the vagina is inflamed. The more congested it is, the more strongly the vaginal muscles contract, which leads to increased pain and discomfort in the vagina.

2. Cervicitis or cervical erosion.

When orgasm comes, the woman's cervix will contract, and under this stimulation the vagina may feel uncomfortable or even have a small amount of bleeding.

3. Urethritis or urethral infection.

The stimulation of sexual life causes the perineal muscles to contract more strongly, and the muscles around the urethra and perineum also contract coordinately. After intercourse, spasmodic dull pain and discomfort will reappear for a period of time. ,

The female reproductive tract is connected to the body surface and is open, making it easy for bacteria to invade. Women believe that cleanliness and hygiene can keep the perineum healthy, but before and after menstruation, after sexual intercourse, and even after pregnancy and childbirth, women will find that washing alone cannot eliminate the abnormal secretions and itching that occur during these special periods.