How does pregnant vulva ache to return a responsibility?
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After pregnancy, women's body will generally have some unexpected situations. Vulva pain undoubtedly makes these women very worried and frightened. They always worry about whether there are problems in their body. In fact, female vaginal pain is a very common phenomenon in life, which is generally closely related to vaginal diseases caused by bacterial infection, such as vulvitis, Vaginitis or cervical erosion, uterine fibroids and other diseases may cause female private pain, women's pudenda is very weak, once improper care, often appear all kinds of symptoms. Among them, the pain is more unbearable, especially in urination and love. Because of pain, it often affects the quality of sexual life, and then affects the relationship between husband and wife. So how is pregnant vulva painful to return a responsibility?? Now let's talk about it.
How does pregnant vulva ache to return a responsibility?
First: mycotic vaginitis. This kind of inflammation is very common, it is infected by fungi, and fungi are everywhere in our lives. For example, bad luck and beriberi, and usually wash underwear or towel and do not pay attention to cleaning, it is easy to suffer from fungal vaginitis. After inflammation, it's easy to ache when you love.
Second: the body is not good at oxalate metabolism. Many foods, such as strawberries, spinach, tomatoes and so on, contain a lot of oxalic acid, and some women's bodies are not good at oxalic acid metabolism. These oxalic acids accumulate in the body to form oxalate, which can stimulate a woman's pudenda when urinating, causing pain
Third: love liquid is blocked. Normal women in sexual life, the vagina will secrete a lubricant, can reduce the pain of friction. While some women's glands are blocked, they can't secrete love liquid during sex, and they are naturally in great pain
matters needing attention
Female pudendal long eczema, also can cause pudendal pain. When these symptoms appear, be sure to seek medical advice in time.
