What to do if the vulva is broken after sex

Making love is actually a very wonderful thing, but there are always some men who are eager to release themselves and want to enjoy the pleasure unilaterally without considering the feelings of women. They force entry when the women are not yet wet. This not only makes it impossible to enjoy the pleasure of making love, but also causes the skin of the vulva to be broken after intercourse, which makes women feel particularly painful. So, what should you do if the skin of the vulva is broken after intercourse?

It may be caused by vaginal dryness during intercourse. Vaginal dryness during sexual intercourse is mainly due to insufficient physiological response of women. When a woman becomes excited, her vagina and cervix will secrete some mucus, which serves to lubricate the vagina. If a woman starts having sex before she is excited, the vagina will become dry due to insufficient mucus secretion, and it will be difficult to insert the penis. If she forces herself to have sex, she will experience pain during intercourse. If the above symptoms are not corrected in time, it will affect the quality of sexual life and even lead to sexual indifference. When this happens, you can improve vaginal dryness by changing the place and method of having sex, having more emotional exchanges before sex, doing appropriate physical exercise, and improving your partner's skills. You can use some lubricant if necessary.

The skin around the vulva will crack during sexual intercourse, which may be caused by vaginitis or rough movements. As for when to clean, it can be any time. If you don’t want to get pregnant, you can flush your vagina. If you are preparing for pregnancy, just wash your vulva.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you do not have psychological burden, drink more water, eat a reasonable diet, do not eat raw, cold, spicy and irritating food, keep the genitals clean and dry, do not be afraid or nervous during sex, relax, try to enjoy it, do a good job of foreplay, caress more, communicate more, take the man down and the woman on top, and be gentle. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a gynecological examination and a routine test for leucorrhea, find out the cause, and treat it symptomatically.

Vulvar chapped skin is likely to be a symptom of vulvar leukoplakia. The clinical manifestation of vulvar leukoplakia is a white thickened infiltrated plaque with clear boundaries, cracks, and some small erosions and ulcers. Vulvar leukoplakia is a precancerous lesion with a canceration rate of 4%-10%. Immediate surgical removal of the whitened vulvar skin should be performed to prevent canceration.

Suggestions: Pay attention to the occurrence of vulvar cracks, which may be vulvar leukoplakia and malignant lesions. Vulvar inflammation should be treated in time to eliminate external factors that cause lesions. When the vulva is cracked, it is necessary to keep the vulva breathable. It is recommended to wear pure cotton underwear and avoid scratching with hands. Keep the vulva clean and go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.