What causes vaginal pain during intercourse?

Sexual intercourse between men and women is very common in daily life, but some men and women encounter some special situations in their sexual life. Vaginal pain during intercourse is a common situation. Generally, this situation only occurs when it is a woman’s virgin night. So what is the reason for vaginal pain when it is not a woman’s virgin night? So, what causes vaginal pain during intercourse?

First, why does vaginal pain occur during intercourse? When a woman's external genitalia is inflamed or infected, there will be pain during intercourse, but sexual intercourse should not be performed at all at this time. The vast majority of causes of dyspareunia in normal women are due to the rush to have sex before the woman is fully aroused. Normally, women's external genitalia are tightly closed to prevent bacteria and microorganisms from entering the vagina and causing infection. Only during sexual intercourse, when a woman is fully sexually excited, will the labia majora and minora become engorged and extended, exposing the vaginal opening, preparing for sexual intercourse.

Second, and more importantly, when women are fully sexually excited, a large amount of glandular secretions and body fluids will "leak", which fill the vagina and vaginal opening. They act as excellent lubricants, which can induce the penis to enter the vagina and prevent the soft vaginal mucosa from being damaged by strong friction when the hard penis enters the vagina. If one does not understand this physiological characteristic and is eager to have sexual intercourse before the woman is fully sexually excited, the vaginal opening will not be fully open, the vagina will be too dry, and the hard penis will be forced into the vagina, causing friction and damage to the vaginal mucosa, causing pain during intercourse, and in severe cases, it may even cause vaginal tearing and bleeding. In this case, it is impossible for women to experience an orgasm, and all they can feel is pain and hurt.

Why does vaginal pain occur during intercourse? Women who are experiencing sex for the first time often find it difficult to achieve sufficient sexual excitement because they are too nervous. In other words, their vagina is often not fully prepared for sex. Some women even experience vaginal spasms due to their fear of sexual intercourse. If her sexual partner is also inexperienced, it is easy for the forced insertion of the penis to cause friction and damage to the vaginal mucosa, causing pain. Generally speaking, this situation will improve or disappear after a certain number of sexual experiences and accumulation of a certain amount of sexual experience.