Post Date November, 16 2024
Sexual activity is a very wonderful thing, but there may also be accidents during sexual activity. During sexual intercourse, women may experience cramps, vaginal spasms, or residual condoms. When encountering this problem, it is necessary to promptly handle it to avoid affecting the quality of sexual intercourse. So, what accidents are women prone to during sexual activity?
1. Vaginal spasms
Vaginal spasm refers to the continuous contraction of the vaginal and pelvic floor muscle systems during sexual activity, making it impossible for an erect penis to be inserted. Although the penis is inserted, there may be discomfort or pain at the vaginal opening or depth during sexual activity. Vaginal spasms are generally related to psychological factors, as women lack sexual knowledge and experience extreme fear and anxiety about sexual activity. In addition, having experienced sexual violence or trauma to the vagina and vulva, marital discord, rough sexual activity, inadequate foreplay, or unsafe sexual environment can also cause vaginal spasms. When facing this problem, there is no need to be too afraid. Husbands should pay attention to their gentle and gentle movements. You can learn more about sex knowledge before getting married. Vaginal spasms can be treated with vaginal opening dilation at a reputable hospital. Before treatment, lie prone and raise the buttocks, then gradually dilate the vagina with a dilator of varying sizes. This method has a good prognosis and can generally be cured within a few weeks after proper treatment.
2. Cramp
Some women experience sudden cramps in their buttocks and back thighs during sexual activity, and can only stand on tiptoe and hold their buttocks, which is very painful. This is because during sexual activity, the gluteal muscles constantly cramp and fatigue, causing local ischemia and hypoxia. During sexual activity, the temperature should not be too low. Change the sexual position appropriately, as maintaining the same position for a long time can cause fatigue and cramps.
3. Allergy
Some women experience burning or stinging sensation in their vagina during sexual activity, which is caused by allergies or discomfort with latex and other contraceptive devices. When a woman experiences an allergic reaction, she can gently wipe it off with water, a tissue, or a damp towel. She can also remove any residual liquid or cream by douching, and finally take a warm bath.
4. Residual condoms
Generally, there is no sensation when a condom is left inside the vagina, as the vagina is closed and the condom is soft, so it is not felt when left inside the vagina. After completing sexual activity, be sure to pay attention. If you still cannot remove it, you can seek medical help from the hospital.
Men must pay attention to their gentle movements during sexual activity and avoid excessive violence. At least 10-15 minutes of foreplay before sexual activity can be used to arouse female sexual desire through kissing, stroking, or hugging, while providing some encouragement to alleviate vaginal spasms.
