Why does it hurt when I have sex with my boyfriend?

Modern people attach great importance to the quality of married life, because the happiness of married life has a great impact on people's family relationships and marital harmony, and even has a great impact on the relationship between unmarried men and women. However, there are also many problems in married life, especially women's problems are more serious. For example, why does it hurt when having sex with your boyfriend? Let's take a look at the explanation below.

Dyspareunia refers to the feeling of discomfort or even pain during sexual intercourse rather than pleasure. The pain is sometimes only in the vulva and sometimes inside the vagina. Dyspareunia can occur during or after sexual intercourse, or even last for hours or days after intercourse. Once this happens, if it is not corrected and cured in time, it will not only affect the normal sexual life between the couple, but also affect their feelings for each other.

Dyspareunia is a type of pain commonly experienced by married women. The causes of dyspareunia may be mental stress, depression or other mental problems, or it may be related to some diseases. Here I will mainly explain to you the pain and discomfort caused by some gynecological diseases.

When women have vaginal lubrication dysfunction, they will experience certain pain during sexual intercourse. The causes of vaginal lubrication dysfunction include atrophic vaginitis, diabetes, and the use of antihistamines.

Pain felt near the entrance of the vagina during sexual intercourse may be caused by vaginal or urethral infection. The inflammation caused by the infected bacteria will directly induce burning pain during sexual intercourse. Severe cases may develop into cervical erosion, which will directly cause certain bleeding during sexual intercourse in the later stage.

Causes of pain:

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease: It can cause pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse. The degree of pain depends on the severity of the pelvic lesions and the patient's sensitivity to pain. In mild cases, patients may feel lower abdominal pain or distension, which will disappear when sexual intercourse stops; in severe cases, they cannot have sexual intercourse.

Pelvic venous congestion: Patients experience varying degrees of pain during sexual intercourse, and in severe cases, they still feel lower abdominal pain the next day.

External endometriosis: The pain during sexual intercourse is particularly severe before menstruation and may affect sexual life.

Chronic ectopic pregnancy: The patient has no obvious history of amenorrhea and early pregnancy reaction, the menstrual cycle is basically normal, and occasionally has unbearable symptoms during sexual intercourse.

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