Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Pain during intercourse, foul-smelling yellowish-green discharge, odor. What could this be? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Hello: Based on your situation, it is likely that the sexual intercourse pain is caused by vaginitis. You should promptly visit a hospital for a secretion test to determine the nature of the vaginitis and actively treat it.Treatment for female sexual intercourse pain should first identify the cause and then treat it according to different conditions and reasons.
For sexual intercourse pain caused by psychological or emotional factors, it is important to enhance sexual knowledge:
◇ Women should understand that the vagina has many folds and significant elasticity, capable of accommodating any size of penis, even during childbirth, so there is no need to worry about the size of the male penis;
◇ Men should know that women require foreplay, such as kissing and caressing, to stimulate their sexual arousal before intercourse, which helps the vagina become lubricated and makes it easier for the penis to enter;
◇ During sexual activity, the male should avoid forceful or rough insertion of the penis; it is best for the female to guide the penis into the vagina;
◇ Sexual activity is a coordinated effort between both partners and is closely related to their emotions and feelings. If the female is in a bad mood, unwilling to participate in sexual activity, or if the marital relationship is strained, it is best to avoid sexual activity.
At the same time, attention should also be paid to:
◇ For sexual intercourse pain caused by organic lesions, the underlying disease should be treated. Once the primary disease is cured, the sexual intercourse pain will naturally resolve. Conditions such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, and genital warts, if left untreated, can make the sexual intercourse pain caused by them difficult to cure. Atrophic vaginitis, antibiotics, and sex hormones...