What happens when I have vaginal flatulence during sex?

For most people, many people may not have heard of it. In fact, vaginal flatulence is a common phenomenon among female vaginal diseases. There are many causes of vaginal flatulence. The most common one is that women are prone to vaginal flatulence after giving birth. Vaginal flatulence is actually the discharge of gas from the female vagina. Vaginal flatulence may not seem to be a serious disease, but it actually has a great impact on the female body.

Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine have different understandings of vaginal flatulence. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that vaginal flatulence is like farting, with gas being discharged from the vagina, which will only make a sound in severe cases. Western medicine generally believes that vaginal flatulence is caused by the rupture and atrophy of vaginal elastic fibers, which leads to muscle relaxation, resulting in a large amount of gas being produced during friction.

Many female patients discover that they suffer from vaginitis during sexual intercourse. Because of the unusual noises produced during intercourse, they realize the existence of the disease. In fact, vaginitis is not a serious disease. If you find that you have vaginal flatulence during sexual intercourse, it is most likely due to the incompatibility between the vagina and the male penis. The incompatibility of the mutual friction causes gas to be continuously discharged from the vagina.

In fact, the cause of vaginal flatulence is not only due to the incompatibility of male and female reproductive organs. There are many reasons for vaginal flatulence. Let me briefly describe them below.

Reason 1: Women are very weak after giving birth. This is what Chinese medicine calls "severe deficiency of Qi and blood, and sinking of the middle Qi." During childbirth, the passage of the fetus through the vagina causes significant expansion and relaxation of the vagina, and the pelvic muscle tissue tears or atrophies. Due to these reasons, the front and back walls of the vagina cannot fit tightly together, thus forming a cavity, which leads to the occurrence of vaginal flatulence.

Reason 2: Vaginal infection may also cause vaginal flatulence. The microorganisms in the infected vagina will multiply in large numbers. Some microorganisms will produce gas during the reproduction process. These gases are discharged from the vagina, thus causing vaginal flatulence.

Reason three, rectal-vaginal fistula, is a congenital disease and is relatively rare. Generally, vaginal flatulence caused by this reason must be cured by surgery.

No matter what causes vaginal flatulence, for the sake of your own health, I still recommend that you stop having sex and go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment. It is important to treat the disease in time while it is still within the control of the doctor. This will not only keep you healthy, but also improve the quality of your sex life.