Vaginal dryness two months after delivery

Many women experience vaginal dryness during intercourse after giving birth. In fact, this is a very normal phenomenon and you don’t need to worry too much. This phenomenon is mostly caused by the fact that the hormones in the body have not fully recovered after giving birth. Generally, no special conditioning is required and it will gradually get better. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital for relevant examinations.

Why is it so dry down there?

The vagina is an important reproductive organ of women. During sexual intercourse, love fluid will be secreted in the vagina to act as a lubricant, allowing the penis to enter smoothly. However, some female friends find that their vagina is dry during sexual intercourse and they are unable to complete the sexual intercourse smoothly. The following are the main reasons why it is so dry:

1. Endocrine disorders

The endocrine disorders mentioned here mainly refer to women over the age of 35 who frequently experience irregular menstruation over a period of time. When women experience this endocrine disorder, it will lead to a decrease in vaginal secretions and vaginal dryness.

2. Postpartum

Women who have given birth often complain about pain during intercourse, vaginal dryness, and decreased libido... After giving birth, hormone levels drop sharply. If they continue to breastfeed, their sex life will be more likely to be affected. Therefore, it is normal for some women to experience sexual abnormalities within a short period of time after giving birth. At the same time, those who give birth vaginally often have vaginal birth injuries, or scars formed by birth injuries. Sometimes it can cause women to feel pain during sex, leading to postpartum dryness.

3. Gynecological inflammation

Gynecological inflammation is also one of the important causes of vaginal dryness. Many women do not develop good living habits and thus suffer from one gynecological inflammation or another, such as vaginitis. These inflammations will affect the mood of female friends, causing them to have low interest in sexual life and naturally unable to secrete more love fluid.

4. Psychological pressure

When women encounter stress in work or life in the near future, it may also cause women to have low sexual desire during sex, leading to delayed sexual arousal and symptoms of vaginal dryness.

5. Excessive cleaning

The weather is hot and humid in summer, and many women are particularly frequent in bathing. Some even repeatedly wash their vaginas while bathing, not knowing that this can cause damage to the vagina. Experts say that repeated deep vaginal douching will directly lead to the inability of the vagina to retain the necessary secretions and beneficial bacteria, resulting in vaginal dryness, and will also cause other vaginal inflammations.

6. Lack of sexual excitement

During foreplay, when a woman has sexual desire but has not yet reached the necessary level, or when her husband "gets straight to the point" from the beginning, this can cause vaginal dryness during intercourse due to insufficient secretion of body fluids.