However, 53x is very painful for some women, for a number of reasons including size of the p.en is and v*rgina, health challenges and mental readiness.
Pain during or after S.e.x, medically termed dyspareunia, can happen during or after S.e,x and could be felt in the v*rgina or the inner pelvic region.
However, all women should know that experiencing pain during or after S.e.x could be the body trying to say something is wrong.
The best reaction once you notice it is to see a qualified doctor. Here are the reasons for dyspareunia:
1. First time S.e.x – it is normal and common for a woman having S.e,x for the first time to feel pain because the hy-men is stretched abnormally. It can be very painful too.
2. Dryness, no lubrication – when the woman in dry in the v*rg1na, penetration is more than likely to bring sharp pain and even tears. Using a lubricant will help.
3. Menopause – when a woman reaches the menopausal age, her changing hormone levels can make her v*rgi na dry (atrophic v*rgin ity), leading to painful S.e.x. Lubricants will come in handy
4. V*rginismus – this is a condition where muscles in or around the v*rgina shut tightly and make penetration very painful or even totally impossible
5. Pel-vic inflammatory disease (PID) – this condition is an infection of the female upper genital tract, including the womb, fallopian tubes and ovaries. It makes S.e,x painful
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