Patient's question:
Pain during intercourse, pain both entering and exiting. Had sexual activity before, but after breaking up, haven't had any for four years. Recently started a new relationship, and it's very painful. The first time we had sex, it was painful and difficult to continue. The pain is located at the vaginal opening, feels like being torn open, even a single finger causes pain. Pay close attention to personal hygiene, slightly obsessive-compulsive about cleanliness. Change underwear frequently.Doctor's answer:
The sexual pain and difficulties experienced by women are often caused by psychological inequality. Some sex psychology experts emphasize that successful sexual intercourse requires breaking the silence and barriers, abandoning traditional and oppressive shyness. They advocate for psychological equality between men and women in sexual activity, including equal sexual desires, equal ways of expressing sexual desires, equal initiative, and more.