Two months after giving birth, sex is dry and painful

After giving birth, you cannot have sex immediately. At this time, the pregnant woman's body has not recovered well and is relatively weak. In addition, it takes a certain amount of time for the vagina to repair. If it cannot be repaired properly, it will affect the quality of life of the couple. Generally, people have sex one month after giving birth. Then why does it hurt down there when having sex two months after giving birth?

After giving birth, the secretion of prolactin increases and the secretion of estrogen decreases significantly, resulting in a decrease in female secretions under the same sexual excitement. This situation can last for three months to half a year. Women also experience changes in their psychological characteristics after giving birth. Most of their attention will be transferred to the child. Breastfeeding the baby day and night disrupts their normal sleep, making them prone to mental and physical fatigue and depression. These reasons may make it impossible for women to fully devote themselves to sex, the vagina cannot be sufficiently moist, and cause pain during intercourse.

Some pregnant women who give birth naturally may also experience pain during sexual intercourse due to poor healing of vulvar wounds. In addition, uterine endometriosis can also cause pain during sexual intercourse, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination.

The time it takes for the body to recover after giving birth is as short as three months or as long as half a year. As the body recovers, the vagina will of course also recover, so intercourse will not be painful. After giving birth, you should pay attention to proper sexual life. Generally speaking, you can resume your sexual life 6-8 weeks after giving birth, but this varies from person to person.

Pain in the lower body during intercourse two months after giving birth may be caused by the body not yet fully recovered. If you want to have sex after giving birth, you should choose according to the actual delivery method. If you choose a natural birth, you can have sex two months after giving birth. If you choose a caesarean section, you should make sure to have sex three months after giving birth. At the same time, it is also necessary to judge whether it is possible to have sexual intercourse based on the actual recovery status of the body. Forty-two days after giving birth, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up check in time to determine whether the blood clot has been cleared. If the accumulated blood is not discharged for a long time, it will cause harm to the human body. When having sex for the first time after giving birth, be sure to avoid excessive force and rough postures. Because women's bodies are relatively weak after giving birth, abnormalities may occur if they are not paid attention to.