When Sex is Painful

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Painful sex mostly occurs in women with structural disorders. If you have painful intercourse, you will know through burning pain or arching pain, pain at sexual penetration, lasting for long hours after sex, and deep pain during thrusting.

The physical pain during sex differs depending on whether the pain occurs during penetration or deep thrusting. Not only structural factors can promote pain during sex but also emotional factors.

As for structural factors, pain during entry is associated with injury. This involves trauma or irritation from accidents, female circumcision, pelvic surgery, or childbirth cut to enlarge the birth canal.

What Causes Painful Sex?

A congenital abnormality also influences it. This is a problem present during the birth, such as vaginal agenesis. This is when the vagina is not fully developed. Pain may also come along through imperforate hymen, this is the blockage of the vagina by a membrane, and it may lead to dyspareunia.
It may also be a result of infection or skin disorder. Any condition in your genital area or urinary tract will automatically lead to painful intercourse, Eczema, or any skin problem that causes inflammation.

Less lubrication causes the pain, and this takes place due to a lack of enough foreplay. Childbirth, menopause and breastfeeding enhance the pain. Health issues such as blood pressure, meds like antidepressants, and birth control pills affect sexual desire.

Vaginismus, it causes painful sex because of the vaginal muscles. Deep pain usually occurs with deep entry, and it is caused by surgeries or medical treatment. Medical treatments for cancer, radiation, and chemotherapy causes changes that lead to painful sex.

Conditions such as endometriosis, pelvic disease dysfunction, ovary cysts, uterine fibroids and retroverted uterus promote painful sex in women.
Emotional factors are deeply engaged with sexual activities, history of sexual abuse in such cases as rape. If you have been abused, it can play the role of painful sex. Not everyone with dyspareunia has a sexual history; it all depends on the causes.

Stress affects your pelvic muscles, and it contributes to painful sex. Psychological problems, depression, anxiety, fear, and relationship issues contribute to a low level of discomfort, low level of arousal, and pain during intercourse.

Pain during sex may affect your lower back, uterus, bladder, and pelvic region. Tampons may also lead to pain.

Hormones are another thing that affects your sexual body response. Vaginal dryness has a higher chance of bringing pain during intercourse.
Solution For Painful Sex

Solution and treatment to painful sex depend on the cause. You can undergo a physical exam test for the medication to determine if you have any conditions; either way, you can change prescriptions that interfere with your natural lubrication.

You can also go for laser therapy for your vaginal health, and As a woman, you don’t have to live with sexual pain. There are many solutions for you.
Also, make reservations on your calendar for weekly appointments for the sake of self-pleasure and know what type of sensations you enjoy during intercourse.

Having a mindset on how you view pleasure and your body will be beneficial to your sex life.