Patient's question:
I just got married and when I have sex with my husband, I always feel that there is not much lubrication in my lower body, and sometimes there is a bit of pain. Later, my husband bought some lubricants and the like, which is still okay, at least it can proceed smoothly. But a friend told me that these things are not very good for the body, and I want to learn more about the female body. What kind of help do I need: When do women have a lot of lubrication?Doctor's answer:
If a woman experiences vaginal dryness during intercourse, it indicates that the vagina cannot naturally moisten, which means the vagina has lost some elasticity. The result is a decrease in female libido, making it easier to experience sexual pain. In severe cases, it can also affect the quality of intimacy, the relationship between spouses, and cause the woman to feel depressed. First, it is important to understand the fundamental cause of dryness.First, it may stem from hormonal imbalance, which is more likely to occur during postpartum, menopause, or menstruation. Second, psychological factors such as lack of desire, sexual assault, stress, fatigue, or anger can also cause vaginal dryness. Additionally, certain medications may affect the vagina. If this is the case, consult a doctor. Moreover, poor hygiene inside the vagina, smoking, and alcohol consumption can exacerbate the symptoms.