Six major pains seriously affect the quality of sex

Sex is originally a very pleasurable thing, and women can enjoy great pleasure during sex. However, many women find that sex is not as comfortable as it was at the beginning. Various pains occur during sex, which makes women very averse to sex and causes family conflicts. So why does pain occur during sex?

Vaginal pain during sex

If a woman experiences vaginal pain during intercourse, the location should be determined first. If it is at the vaginal opening, it may be due to a tear or Bartholin's glands, causing the pain. If the pain is deep, it may be due to vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis. Gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis must be given due attention and importance.

Female vaginal pain should not be underestimated. In addition to paying attention to developing good personal hygiene habits in daily sexual life and using condoms during sex to prevent the spread of diseases, you should also go to the hospital for a gynecological examination as soon as possible according to your different situations. Only after further clarification can you treat the symptoms. This will eliminate the pain and you can take care of your body in time.

Pelvic congestion during sex

When a woman is sexually excited, a large amount of blood rushes into the pelvic tissue, causing congestion. If orgasm is not achieved, pelvic congestion subsides very slowly. About 10% of people will feel discomfort such as lower abdominal distension and soreness in the lower back. Some people describe it as a "pain like dysmenorrhea."

When pelvic congestion causes "pain like dysmenorrhea", you should lie flat and raise your hips with a pillow, do this for half an hour each time, 3 to 4 times a day. This can help blood reflux. You can take anti-inflammatory drugs if necessary. Of course, the most fundamental preventive method is to improve the quality of sex life. The strong contraction of muscles and sexual organs during orgasm can quickly dissipate the congestion state.

Neck pain during sex

Sudden neck pain during sexual intercourse is usually caused by improper sex posture. For example, some people like to keep their heads on the head of the bed during sex. Due to discomfort in the body part, the neck muscles become stiff or cause pulling pain.

When such pain occurs, that is, as soon as you feel discomfort in your neck, you should immediately take local cold compress measures to relieve pain and edema; twist a towel into a strand and wrap it around your neck, and tie the two ends tightly to support your head and reduce the burden on your muscles.

Post-orgasm headache

Post-orgasm headache is related to many reasons such as sexual psychology, sexual physiology and sexual habits. You should treat it symptomatically based on your actual situation. If the situation is serious, you should also use Chinese medicine. In addition, you should pay attention to choosing a quiet environment, maintaining ventilation, grasping the good time to have sex, and not having sex when you are in a bad mood. Of course, if one party has a history of headaches after orgasm, the other party should be more gentle to her during sex and not let her get up easily during sex. For those who have high blood pressure and have experienced headaches after orgasm multiple times, they can take a small amount of medication.

Leg cramps during sex

The most common is muscle spasm in the outer thigh or calf during sex, commonly known as "cramps". The cause of this may be related to overly strenuous movements and excessive muscle stretching during sexual intercourse. Dehydration, fatigue, and even high room temperatures can all be triggering factors. You can massage the problem areas yourself or with the help of your partner to promote local blood circulation and relax muscles.

Sensitivity pain during sex

Sexual allergic pain is caused by allergy to sexual intercourse. After diagnosing many cases of sexual allergies, Dr. Debwinner, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at New York University School of Medicine, pointed out that most allergies are caused by intolerance to latex and other contraceptive devices or drugs. Women often feel tingling and burning in the vagina.

So this allergy is not really an allergy to sexual behavior itself. If an allergic reaction occurs, use water, a wet towel, or paper towels to wipe or clean off any remaining liquid, cream, etc., and then take a warm bath. You can apply cold compresses to the vulva to reduce swelling. If necessary, you may take some over-the-counter antihistamines. If you experience shortness of breath, palpitations, joint pain, swelling, or a rash or hives anywhere on your body, see a doctor immediately.