Patient's question:
Doctor, hello: Is intercourse pain caused by vaginitis? It also hurts a bit after finishing, but it gets better after a while. Is this an abnormal condition? Is intercourse pain a sign of vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello: For the vast majority of couples, sexual life is both physically and mentally enjoyable, but many women view sexual life as a daunting prospect due to sexual intercourse pain. Some sexual intercourse pain is caused by allergic reactions, as some women are highly sensitive to male semen, vaginal barriers, condoms, and other breastfeeding-related tools. Upon contact, they may experience allergic reactions in the perineum or even throughout the body, which can lead to lower abdominal pain during intercourse. Changing breastfeeding methods can gradually alleviate or eliminate the recurrence of this pain.