Vaginal pain and no inflammation during gynecological examination

It is very normal to find problems during gynecological examination of the vaginal opening, and you must have a positive attitude towards gynecological diseases. The occurrence of dry and painful vaginal opening is mainly related to the insufficient secretion of estrogen in the female body and gynecological inflammation. Women in menopause may be more prone to this condition. It is very common for women to suddenly develop a gynecological disease when they reach a certain age. They must go to the hospital for gynecological examinations regularly.

Too little estrogen secretion: If a woman's ovaries age prematurely or enter menopause, she is prone to vaginal dryness. If she has sex at this time, there will definitely be dryness and pain. It is recommended that patients take some hormone drugs or foods that help estrogen secretion, such as soy products.

Gynecological inflammation: In addition to the common itching symptoms, women suffering from vaginitis may also experience pain in the vaginal opening and abnormal urination. At this time, it is recommended to do a routine leucorrhea examination first, determine the type of vaginitis, and actively receive anti-inflammatory treatment.

2. Clinical manifestations of vaginal pain

Vulvar vestibulitis

The vulva is painful after compression, and there is erythema and tenderness in the vestibule area of ​​the vulva.

Annular vulvitis

Intermittent vulvitis often occurs during menstruation and after sexual intercourse. The vulva was erythematous and mildly desquamative.

Vulvar pain paresthesia

It is more common in menopausal women. Persistent, non-irritated dull pain in the vulva, occasionally involving the perianal area, perineum, and inner thighs. May be associated with other chronic pain. Occasionally, erythema is seen on the vulva, but most of the time there is no abnormality and no obvious tenderness.

3. How to treat vaginal pain

Anti-inflammatory

Targeted anti-inflammatory treatment, use of antibiotics or antifungal drugs, etc.

Relieve pain

Apply a local anesthetic such as lidocaine gel during sexual intercourse. Antidepressants are effective in treating pain. Local injection of amitriptyline or interferon is effective in some cases. Surgery may be considered for patients with severe pain that is not responsive to medication.

How to prevent vaginal pain

1. Clean up after defecation.

After each bowel movement, you should clean it in time to avoid feces contaminating the vulva.

2. Pay attention to clothes.

Underwear should be made of pure cotton to avoid causing vulvar allergies and itching.

3. Take medicine in time.

If you have pinworms in your body, you should take anthelmintics in time to avoid itching and redness and swelling of the vulva caused by pinworms.

4. Seek medical attention immediately.

Women who have been infected with gynecological inflammation should seek medical attention immediately.

5. Isolate the utensils.

The basin and towel used to clean the vulva must be dedicated and should not be used for any other purpose.

6. The water temperature is suitable.

It is best to use a metal basin so that it can be used to heat the water for washing. The towel should be placed in the water, heated to boiling, and then cooled to about 40 degrees Celsius before use. Don't use half hot water and half cold water. Doing this can completely kill the germs on tap water, towels and basins.