Patient's question:
Recently, I experienced severe abdominal pain during sexual intercourse with my husband. The pain also persisted for a long time afterward. I have had a persistent case of vaginal candidiasis that has not been treated. Is there a connection between sexual pain and vaginal candidiasis? Yesterday, I had an ultrasound examination of the vagina, but no abnormalities were found. Why is this the case? I have had one painless induced abortion in the past. Is this related? What kind of help would you like: the cause of sexual painDoctor's answer:
Hello: Candidal Vulvovaginitis: Edema and congestion of the vaginal mucosa can lead to dyspareunia. Based on your condition, it is considered to be candidal vulvovaginitis, but it cannot be ruled out simultaneously, such as issues related to abortion repair. The above is a brief introduction to "Is dyspareunia related to candidal vaginitis?" and hopes to be helpful to you. Go to a formal hospital to identify the cause, and under the guidance of a doctor, receive standardized treatment. Drink plenty of water and maintain a joyful mood. Wish you a speedy recovery!