Patient's question:
My wife and I have been married for over a year, but we have never had normal sexual intercourse. Every time I try to insert, my wife feels pain as soon as it touches her, and she thinks her vagina might be too small to let me enter. I also find it difficult to enter and tend to slip to the side. Once, by chance, I tried inserting my finger, and she felt comfortable, as if she could reach orgasm. Since my wife is very reluctant to go to the hospital for a check-up, please provide some advice for us to consider. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
1, Hello: If vaginal dryness occurs in life, it may be caused by a lack of vitamin B2 or estrogen in the woman. The treatment for vitamin deficiency is primarily dietary therapy, consuming more foods rich in vitamin B2. Foods rich in vitamin B2: dairy products and dairy products, animal liver and kidneys, egg yolks, eel, carrots, mushrooms, kelp, celery, oranges, oranges, etc. If the symptoms are severe, you can take vitamin B2 tablets regularly in appropriate amounts until the symptoms improve, then stop taking the medication.