Woman's vagina is dry

A woman's vagina is dry when it means that during sexual intercourse, the woman's vagina does not secrete fluid to increase the humidity of the vagina. This will cause increased friction when the penis is inserted, leading to sexual discomfort for both men and women and wear and tear of the penis. Therefore, a woman's vagina is dry because the couple does not have good sexual skills and does not have sufficient foreplay, which prevents the vagina from releasing lubricating fluid. There may also be pathological factors.

1. No sexual skills

A normal vagina maintains a certain degree of moisture. During the process of sexual arousal towards orgasm, due to the accumulation of sexual excitement, the vagina produces secretions from a small amount to an increasing amount, making the vaginal lubrication reach a very high level. These lubricants mainly come from cervical secretions, exudate formed by congestion of the vaginal wall, and secretions from the Bartholin's glands at the vaginal opening. If sexual excitement is insufficient, these lubricants will be secreted less or even not at all. During sexual intercourse, these fluids can only be secreted and gradually increase when sexual excitement reaches a certain level. If sexual excitement is insufficient, these lubricants will be secreted less or even not at all, which of course will lead to vaginal dryness. Some women may not have vaginal dryness originally, but it may appear after some special reasons. These special reasons are often caused by psychological or physiological factors.

2. Insufficient foreplay

Originally, this refers to insufficient foreplay during sexual intercourse, insufficient psychological preparation on the part of the woman, lack of sexual inducement on the part of the man, or unwelcome methods and approaches. Failure to arouse the woman sufficiently during sex or poor sexual function on the part of the man are also causes of vaginal dryness in women. From the lips, chest, belly button, and then lower... fully arouse a woman's sexual desire. Solution: Have enough foreplay, indulge your lips and tongue, and do whatever you want. From the lips, chest, belly button, and then lower... fully arouse a woman's sexual desire.

3. Improper cleaning

I always hate the wet feeling of leucorrhea. I flush my vagina twice a day, but my vagina becomes very dry during sex. What should I do? Some women blindly pursue "cleanliness" and regard leucorrhea as dirt. They flush their vagina repeatedly for a long time, which makes it impossible for the vagina to retain the beneficial secretions that should be there, causing the vagina to appear really clean. Unfortunately, this "dryness" brings about effects.

4. Genital diseases

The biggest problem is genital infection. Forced sexual intercourse when the vagina is dry can cause vaginal congestion and even swelling, damage the vaginal wall mucosa, leading to infection and even inducing a variety of diseases. The second is sexual indifference. Because long-term and repeated vaginal dryness will make people psychologically tired of sex, and the pleasure will disappear without a trace.

Causes of Vaginal Dryness

During sexual intercourse between couples, when the wife's sexual desire is aroused, the glands in the vagina will secrete a liquid as a lubricant. If this process is disrupted and the vagina is not adequately lubricated, sexual intercourse will cause pain and discomfort. In the gynecological clinics and the expert consultation letters of this journal, there are more and more cases of decreased sexual desire or pain during sexual intercourse due to reduced vaginal secretions and vaginal dryness.

Every time I have sex with my husband, he always has to touch me for a long time before I can feel anything. During sex, very little vaginal secretion comes out. There used to be some, but now it is getting less and less. I need my husband to touch me for a while before a little secretion comes out. But it was too dry and I was too embarrassed to see a doctor. I am so scared that my husband will dislike me after a while. Also, my husband ejaculated very quickly and soon lost interest, and I didn’t feel an orgasm at all. There are many reasons for vaginal dryness, including childbirth, breastfeeding, emotional stress, menopause, environmental changes, insufficient foreplay, vaginal inflammation, etc.

Especially in the late menopause, the ovaries lose their function, resulting in a decrease in the synthesis and secretion of estrogen and progesterone, and ovulation no longer occurs. As female hormone levels decline, autonomic nervous system dysfunction also occurs. The clinical symptoms of menopausal syndrome such as hot flashes, sweating, palpitations and insomnia are a reflection of this dysfunction. At this time, the sexual organs also change, the most prominent of which is the atrophy of the labia majora and minora, thinning of the vaginal mucosa, vaginal atrophy, and a decrease in vaginal secretions. In addition, the pH value of the vagina tends to be alkaline, which is conducive to the reproduction of pathogenic bacteria and causes vaginitis, periurethritis, etc. Therefore, during sexual intercourse, you feel dry and painful and cannot have a normal sexual life. Vaginal dryness is the most common symptom among women of this age. If Ms. Li has not yet reached menopause, she should undergo some examinations.

You can check whether the vagina is infected or inflamed. If there is vaginitis, the brain will produce resistance during sexual intercourse, resulting in a decrease in vaginal secretions. It is also necessary to draw blood to check the level of sex hormones. If it is determined that hormone deficiency is the cause, hormone replacement therapy can be considered, which can increase vaginal lubrication. If increasing the time of foreplay does not stimulate vaginal secretions, you can also use condoms with lubrication or use water-soluble lubricants. Vaseline or other lubricants made from petroleum cannot be used as vaginal lubricants. They may make condoms ineffective or cause vaginal infections.