Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I have a question I'd like to ask you. Here's the situation: I've been with my boyfriend for five years, but every time he wants to be intimate with me, we haven't had sexual intercourse—most of the time it's just touching. I start to feel severe pain in my lower abdomen, and sometimes it takes days to recover. There's also a constant discharge, and sometimes I even get headaches. This has caused a lot of shadows for me and my boyfriend. I want to ask the experts, does this mean I have a health problem? Will this affect my future sex life? I urgently hope the experts can help me solve the confusion in my heart.Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for female sexual intercourse pain, which can be divided into two major categories: psychological and organic. Organic factors include gynecological diseases or vaginal trauma, among others, that cause sexual intercourse pain. There are various types of organic conditions that can lead to pain during intercourse. By identifying the nature of the pain, the cause can be found and eliminated, thus resolving the pain. Psychological factors: Psychological pain is also known as functional or psychogenic pain, mainly caused by a lack of sexual knowledge or sexual experience.