Patient's question:
Doctor, hello: My wife and I have sexual intercourse sometimes, during which she feels a clear pain and burning sensation in her vaginal opening and inside the vagina. In fact, her secretions are not scarce. Could this be frictional injury? Why? How should it be treated and prevented? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many causes of sexual pain, and sometimes it can be the result of the interaction of several factors. The organic conditions that can cause sexual pain mainly include excessive retroversion of the uterus, cervical polyps, genital inflammation (such as vulvitis, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.), pelvic tumors, endometriosis, hemorrhoids, vulvar laceration, poor healing of episiotomy wounds, vulvar dryness, urethral papillae, rigid hymen, hymen atresia, and so on. These pathological factors need to be treated according to the examination results. At the same time, psychological comfort is also necessary, because even after the organic condition is cured, mental tension can still affect sexual life.Sometimes sexual pain is caused by an allergic reaction, because some women are very sensitive to male semen and contraceptive devices such as vaginal and condoms. Upon contact, the perineum, or even the whole body, may have an allergic reaction, which can cause lower abdominal pain during intercourse. Changing the contraceptive method can gradually alleviate or prevent recurrence.
Sometimes, it is caused by the male inserting roughly into the vagina when it is not lubricated, which can cause pain. Or, the male may use excessive force, squeezing the female's abdominal pressure to rise, affecting the movement of the uterus, bladder, and intestines, and even causing reverse peristalsis of the intestines, leading to intermittent abdominal pain.