Sex life is a wonderful thing, but the most embarrassing thing is the accidents that occur during sex. Women may experience cramps, vaginismus or condom residue during sex. When encountering this problem, they need to deal with it in time to avoid affecting the quality of sex.

What accidents are prone to happen to women during sex?

1. Vaginismus

Vaginismus refers to the continuous contraction of the vaginal and pelvic floor musculature during sexual intercourse, making it impossible to insert an erect penis. Or although the penis is inserted, there is discomfort or pain at the vaginal opening or deep during sexual intercourse. Vaginismus is generally related to psychological factors, because women lack sexual knowledge and have extreme fear and anxiety about sexual life. In addition, having experienced sexual violence or trauma to the vagina or vulva, marital discord, rough sex, insufficient foreplay, or an unsafe sexual environment can also cause vaginismus. There is no need to be too afraid when facing this problem. The husband should pay attention to his gentle and gentle movements. You can learn more about sex before getting married. For vaginismus, you can choose a regular hospital for vaginal opening dilation treatment. Before treatment, lie prone and raise your buttocks, and then use dilators of different sizes to gradually expand the vagina. The prognosis of this method is good. Generally, it can be cured within a few weeks after proper treatment. cure.

2. Cramps

Some women experience sudden cramps in their buttocks and back thighs during sexual intercourse, and can only stand on tiptoes with their buttocks raised, which is very painful. This is caused by the constant cramping of the gluteal muscles during sexual intercourse and the fatigue of the gluteal muscles, which puts the local area in a state of ischemia and hypoxia. The temperature should not be too low during sex, and you should change sex positions appropriately, because maintaining the same sex position for a long time can cause fatigue and cramps.

3. Allergy

Some women experience vaginal burning or stinging sensation during sexual intercourse, which is caused by allergies or incompatibility with latex and other contraceptives. When women experience an allergic reaction, they can gently wipe it off with water, paper towels or wet towels, or they can remove residual liquid or cream by lavage, and finally take a warm bath.

4. Condom residue

Generally, there is no feeling when a condom remains in the vagina, because the vagina is closed and the condom is soft, so there is no feeling when a condom remains in the vagina. Be sure to pay attention after completing sexual intercourse. If you still cannot remove it, you can go to the hospital to seek help from a doctor.

Warm reminder

Women do not need to worry too much if they encounter the above four accidents during sex, just take appropriate measures. During sex, you must be gentle and avoid excessive violence. There should be at least 10 to 15 minutes of foreplay before sex. You can arouse women's sexual desire through kissing, touching or hugging, and at the same time give certain encouragement, which can relieve vaginismus.