Is it okay for women to fart frequently?

Some women may notice that there is often gas discharged from their vagina, just like "farting", which is particularly obvious during sexual intercourse, causing embarrassment and confusion for themselves and their lovers. So, what exactly causes vaginal farting? Is there any good solution? Let’s take a detailed look at it below.

1. Pregnancy can cause vaginal flatulence

Giving birth will cause the vagina to expand too much and become loose, or even lose its elasticity. When the front and back walls of the vagina cannot fit tightly together, it is easy to cause vaginal discharge and the problem of "vaginal flatulence" will occur.

2. Excessive indulgence can lead to "vaginal blow"

Many women have sex too frequently in their daily lives, which can cause the vaginal muscles to become overworked due to frequent contraction and then become loose. Along with the twitching of the male genitals, a sound came from the female vagina, as if gas was being discharged from it.

Some patients with vaginitis, because the microorganisms that infect the vagina will produce gas coexisting in the female vagina during the reproduction process. When the posture changes or the abdominal pressure increases, these gases are discharged from the vagina, causing the phenomenon of "vaginal flatulence".

Generally, for this type of vaginal flatulence, the air discharged from the vagina is mostly weak, and the more important thing is that there is a lot of leucorrhea, vulvar itching or vaginal discomfort. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to determine the cause and then start treatment.

3. Muscle training to prevent vaginal flatulence

It can be corrected by exercising the contraction strength of the vaginal muscles, mainly focusing on the contraction of the pelvic body, anus and vaginal muscles. Contract your anus and vagina as you breathe in, releasing the pressure as you exhale. Twice a day, 20 minutes each time. In addition, women who make noises due to sexual intercourse can urinate before having sex to clear the air in the vagina, in addition to increasing exercise. Patients with vaginitis will also experience improvement in their venting symptoms after antibacterial treatment. In short, if it is caused by non-physiological conditions, you must go to the hospital for a physical examination so that you can get timely treatment.