What causes vaginal pain? These reasons are most likely

Female friends, please take note. When you experience vaginal pain, you must take it seriously. First of all, you must not use medication blindly, but find the cause and treat it symptomatically. The reasons behind this are quite complicated, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, cervical erosion, etc.

1. Fungal vaginitis. This type of inflammation is very common and is caused by fungal infection, which is everywhere in our lives. For example, if you have hand and foot fungus, and you don't pay attention to cleanliness when washing your underwear or towels, you can easily get candidal vaginitis. Once inflamed, it can easily cause pain during intercourse.

2. The body does not metabolize oxalic acid well. Many foods, such as strawberries, spinach, tomatoes, etc., contain a lot of oxalic acid, and some women's bodies are not good at metabolizing oxalic acid. These oxalic acids accumulate in the body to form oxalate, which can irritate a woman's vagina and cause pain during urination.

3. Blockage of love fluid. During sexual intercourse, a normal woman's vagina will secrete a lubricating fluid to reduce the pain of friction. However, some women have blocked glands and are unable to secrete love fluid during sex, which naturally causes unbearable pain.

4. When women suffer from vulvitis or vaginitis, there is inflammation in these parts, and there is local congestion and swelling at ordinary times. During sexual intercourse, the local congestion becomes more severe. Mechanical stimulation during sexual intercourse and strong contraction of vaginal muscles during orgasm can aggravate pain and discomfort in the vulva.

5. Cervicitis or cervical erosion. Under the direct stimulation of sexual intercourse, especially the contraction of the uterine cervix during orgasm, can lead to persistent discomfort in the genitals afterwards, and sometimes there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding.

6. When there is urethritis or inflammation of the urethra, sexual intercourse will cause local irritation. As the perineal muscles contract, the muscles around the urethra and perineum also contract synergistically, and spasmodic dull pain and discomfort will reappear for a period of time after intercourse.

7. Occasional pain and discomfort in the genitals after sex may be caused by sexual intercourse lasting too long or being too intense, so there is no need to panic. If the above symptoms occur after each sexual intercourse, the cause should be found out, timely treatment should be sought, and sexual intercourse should be suspended to avoid aggravating the condition and symptoms.