Why is it not moist below?

Women's reproductive organs are very sensitive and can show very strong reactions to various stimuli. This reaction is also necessary in the life of a couple, otherwise it will affect the quality of their life. For example, women will secrete some liquid to help lubricate the vagina, which can make the couple's life more harmonious and easy. But why is the female's private part not moist? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

During sexual intercourse, the secretion of fluid will gradually increase only when you are sexually excited. If sexual excitement is insufficient, lubrication will be secreted less or even not at all, resulting in vaginal dryness. If the foreplay time during sexual intercourse is shorter than ten minutes, the cause of vaginal dryness may be due to lack of sexual excitement. In addition, gynecological inflammation and endocrine disorders can also cause vaginal dryness.

Suggestions: It is recommended to prolong the foreplay time of sex and find more ways to excite yourself; sexual partners should communicate frequently and jointly find effective ways to excite themselves, physical excitement points, etc. In pathological cases, the cause can be found and targeted treatment can be given.

If vaginal dryness occurs during sexual intercourse, it may be due to inflammation or infection, and insufficient foreplay may also be caused. It is recommended to have sufficient foreplay or use some lubricants to avoid damaging the vagina. You should also pay attention to maintaining good hygiene and use detergents such as Chlorhexidine to clean and change clothes frequently.

It should be that several antifungal drugs are quite effective for candidal vaginitis, and Daktarin is recommended. Place the suppository into the vagina and apply the cream to the vulva twice a day. Avoid having sex during treatment. Boil underwear and towels in water to disinfect them. Do not wear tight pants or synthetic underwear. After recovery, it is best to wash the vulva with clean water several times a day, and then dry it with a dry towel.

Malnutrition, endocrine diseases, diabetes, myocardial infarction, etc. can all affect sexual desire and sexual response. In severe cases, there may even be a complete loss of sexual desire or sexual behavior. If a woman does not feel cared for by her partner, her sexual desire will decrease. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. After ruling out the cause of the disease, the couple should communicate well.