Patient's question:
I am 23 years old. Since I don't plan to get married so early, I have been with my boyfriend for almost twenty years, but we are not married. However, recently, when we have sex, I sometimes feel a bit of pain in my lower abdomen. I'm afraid it might be a gynecological inflammation. I want to ask if this can be treated?Doctor's answer:
Pain reappears during coitus, which may be related to gynecological inflammation or insufficient foreplay before intercourse, resulting in less vaginal lubrication and dryness, or the male's rough and forceful actions, leading to pain during masturbation. If gynecological inflammation reappears, it may be accompanied by symptoms such as continuous and increased discharge of leucorrhea, yellowish color, and a foul odor. It is recommended to visit a hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea. The recurrence of gynecological inflammation severely affects women's health, and it is necessary to avoid intercourse during the treatment period. Additionally, personal hygiene should be paid attention to.