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Let's talk about an important topic - Burning after sex.
The painful burning after sex is a type of dyspareunia. Dyspareunia is genital pain that people can develop during, before, or after sex. The truth is, there are a lot of different things that could be causing a burning sensation during and after sex. If the burning started during penetration It could be because of;
- Lack of arousal
- Vaginal dryness
- Hormonal contraception ~ Childbirth and nursing
- Hormonal disorders
- Infection
- Vaginismus
If the burning started after sexual activity ended It could be because of,
- Lack of cleanup
- Douching or harsh vaginal hygiene products ~ Infections
- Semen allergy
Sex is supposed to be hot, but it isn't supposed to burn or hurt. Unless the burning was a one-off, it's probably best you talk to a doctor right away.
Educating ourselves is key to understanding our bodies better. Learn about common causes, prevention tips, and when to seek medical advice. Empower yourself with knowledge for a healthy and fulfilling intimate life!