One of the challenging experiences for some married women is the presence of pains during lovemaking. The experience does not only affect the women in question but also indirectly affect their husbands, because it will result to fear and limitation whenever they desire to have carnal knowledge of themselves....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Sometimes, pains during lovemaking may be a new experience for them in their lovemaking history, while for others, it could be something they have always experienced from the very first day they started making love.
However, whatever the story may be for the women who feel pains instead of pleasure during intimacy, it should be an issue of concern because, all things being equal, pain is not supposed to be associated with lovemaking.
According to a medical report on the reasons why women of different age feel pains when making out with their husbands, the following were itemized.
1. You’re not lubricated enough.
Certain medications like allergy and cold pills can play a part in this, but the main culprit for dryness is usually a lack of foreplay or arousal.
2. You have an infection.
Yeast infections and urinary tract infections can make sex really uncomfortable. While these things are generally easy to treat on their own, Dr. Coady says they can be exacerbated (or first made evident) by s€x.
3. Vulvodynia. This refers to chronic pain that affects a woman’s external sexual organs — collectively called the vulva — including the labia, clitoris, and vaginal opening. It may occur in just one spot, or affect different areas from one time to the next.
4. Fibroids: Fibroids are non-cancerous tumors that grow on or inside the uterine walls. They can cause painful intercourse. Fibroids can occur anywhere on the uterus, cervix, or pelvic ligaments.
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