After doing it, it hurts and burns

After sexual intercourse, if a woman feels a burning pain in her private parts, she should pay attention to this situation. There are many reasons for this situation. For example, if there is inflammation, it often leads to private pain after sexual intercourse. In addition, if the sexual intercourse is too rough, or the female vagina is too dry, or there is insufficient foreplay, this will cause vaginal pain after intercourse.

After doing it, it hurts and burns

If you want to consider the possibility of vaginal inflammation, you are advised to go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea and colposcopy examination to identify the cause and determine the treatment plan based on the examination results. Not enough foreplay, not enough lubrication, or maybe your husband is too rough. The pain caused may also indicate whether you have vaginitis. You can have plenty of physical contact, kissing, and touching before sex. Adequate vaginal lubrication is essential for a successful sex life.

What causes pain during sexual intercourse in women?

1. Burning sensation caused by various inflammations

Vaginitis or vulvitis caused by bacterial, fungal or Trichomonas infection will cause local congestion and swelling to varying degrees. The stimulation of inflammation will cause the sensory nerves to become sensitive, leading to burning pain in the vulva.

In this case, the pain will inevitably increase during sexual stimulation. Patients with endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease will also experience pain during sexual intercourse due to the impact on their uterus. Urinary tract infection is a common disease among married women, with dysuria and hematuria as the main symptoms. Because the urethra and vagina are adjacent, sexual intercourse may also cause burning pain in the urethra.

2. Irritation pain caused by morphological changes

Vaginal damage caused by childbirth, or the placement of corrosive drugs in the vagina to treat certain "women's diseases" or abortions, which can cause local ulcers, vaginal adhesions or scar stenosis, or local hypertrophy left over after inflammation is cured, can all cause the vaginal lumen to narrow and its elasticity to decrease. This will cause constant pain during sexual intercourse.

3. Vaginal dryness and pain

When women suffer from vaginitis and diabetes, their vaginas lack sufficient lubrication and become dry. When the penis is forcibly inserted, they will experience unbearable pain.

4. Husband’s rough sexual intercourse causes cramps and pain

Men's sexual desire appears quickly, while women's sexual desire appears slowly. In order to make the sex life harmonious, the man must flirt patiently and do a good job of caressing before sexual intercourse in order to try to arouse the woman's sexual desire. When sexual excitement appears in the woman's brain, the secretions in her vagina will increase accordingly. During this kind of sexual intercourse, both parties will feel wonderful pleasure.

If a woman is disgusted with sex or is forced to have sex without any sexual desire, the vagina will often spasm and feel pain due to the lack of mucus and the stimulation of rough penetration of the penis. In addition, during sexual intercourse, if the husband squeezes too hard, the woman's abdominal pressure will increase, affecting the movement of the uterus, bladder, and intestines, and even causing reverse peristalsis of the intestine, which can also cause paroxysmal abdominal pain.

5. Allergic reaction pain

Some women are very sensitive to male semen and contraceptive tools such as vaginal diaphragms and condoms. Once in contact, allergic reactions will occur in the perineum and even the whole body. Some may experience lower abdominal pain during sexual intercourse. Changing the contraceptive method can gradually alleviate or eliminate the symptoms.

Since dyspareunia is a "hidden disease", women often find it difficult to talk about it. In fact, as long as the woman goes to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital and tells the doctor the truth, she will definitely get the doctor's sympathy and correct guidance. As long as the cause is identified in time and targeted treatment is implemented, it is not difficult to relieve the pain.