What to do if you feel loose and dry during sex after childbirth

For women who give birth naturally, vaginal relaxation and even uterine prolapse may indeed occur after delivery. Because you need to exclusively breastfeed after giving birth, the secretion of lactogen continues, which will inhibit the endocrine function of the uterus and ovaries, resulting in inability to ovulate and no secretion of estrogen and progesterone. Therefore, there is less secretion in the vagina, and dryness is very likely to occur at this time. For women who suffer from loose and dry vagina after childbirth, they can only consider doing more anal contraction exercises to exercise and contract the pelvis. If necessary, they can do pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation treatment to promote the contraction of the vaginal wall.

The discomfort of vaginal dryness cannot be relieved by medicine. It can only be alleviated after the menarche and with the nourishment of leucorrhea.

After giving birth, women may experience physiological amenorrhea due to the influence of lactogen. At this time, the uterus and ovaries have not resumed ovulation, and have not resumed the function of secreting estrogen and progesterone. Due to the low level of estrogen, the cervical mucus cells and vaginal wall cells will decrease, resulting in a decrease in secretions. Therefore, during postpartum sexual intercourse, you will feel vaginal dryness and discomfort. So at this time you can consider going to the pharmacy to buy body paraffin oil or vegetable oil for local lubrication. To reduce the discomfort of hair dryness caused by friction during intercourse.

Vaginal dryness and looseness are 2 definitions. Hair dryness is caused by the decrease in secretion due to the decrease in ovarian function and the decrease in estrogen levels. Vaginal relaxation is often caused by the reduction of pelvic floor muscle tension when the presenting part is pressed against the pelvic floor during delivery, which leads to vaginal relaxation. Therefore, for vaginal dryness, it is recommended to have a blood test for six sex hormones on the second day of menstruation to monitor ovarian function, and then give regular treatment, such as taking Progynova and Copper Progesterone internally. If the vagina is loose, you can do pelvic floor exercises or pelvic floor rehabilitation training.