Why do you have urethral and vaginal pain after intercourse :.

1.Abrasions or tears caused by first intercourse

The first time to have sex sometimes can not be because we are very nervous, the amount of vaginal secretion is small, and cause the patient's vulvovaginal mucosal abrasion, coupled with the hymen's slight laceration,vibrator controlled by phone post-sex urinary environment stimulation produces a broken surface, which will lead to the emergence of a hot and spicy feeling.

If the different degree is not heavy, generally a few days time, the damage surface can realize the natural environment recovery, during this period we only need to keep a local clean and dry can be.

When sexual behavior is too rough,bluetooth controlled sex toys it can cause severe vaginal lacerations. This pain is not always severe, but is often accompanied by continuous active bleeding. When you experience this kind of persistent bleeding, it is important to see a doctor and stitch up the laceration to stop the bleeding.

2. Vaginal inflammation

The skin folds and mucous membranes of the male private parts are full of bacteria. If they are not cleaned before intercourse, they are likely to enter the woman's reproductive tract during intercourse,wireless vibrating bullet leading to vaginal inflammation.

In addition, if condoms are not used, the pH of semen is weakly alkaline, interfering with the weakly acidic environment of the vagina. After sex, the body's vaginal self-cleaning function can slowly regulate the pH level in the vagina. When the self-regulation function is weakened or there is exogenous infection, it will cause vaginal inflammation.

Vaginal inflammation is manifested by itching or pain, and can be accompanied by abnormal color changes in the discharge (yellowish-green or purulent), or developmental changes between other traits, such as leukorrhea becoming thick.

3. Urinary tract infection, this is what we call urinary tract infection.

Typical symptoms of urinary tract infections are urinary urgency, frequency and difficulty urinating, and in severe cases, back pain and fever. Urinary tract infections can usually be screened for by taking mid-stream urine and simply doing a routine urinalysis.

Mild symptoms can usually be relieved by drinking more water and urinating more often. If this does not work, adequate anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary.