What kind of "diamond drill" made her "twitch all over"

1. Cramps. Many women suddenly feel cramps in their buttocks and the back of their thighs during sexual intercourse. They have to stand on tiptoe and stick out their buttocks. Not only can they not bend their waists, they can't move their feet at all. It's as if they were tied up with ropes, which is very painful. This is mainly due to gluteal muscle cramps during sexual intercourse, which are usually caused by gluteal muscle fatigue and local ischemia and hypoxia. It is recommended that the indoor temperature should not be too low, and you can also change positions more often, because having sex in the same position for too long can also cause fatigue and cramps.

2. Vaginismus. It mainly refers to the involuntary, intense and continuous contraction of the vagina and pelvic floor muscle system during sexual intercourse, which makes it impossible to insert the erect penis, or even if it can be inserted, it causes pain and discomfort in the vaginal opening or deep during or after sexual intercourse.

The cause of vaginismus is mainly related to psychological factors. Most patients suffer from this condition due to lack of sexual knowledge and extreme fear and anxiety about sexual intercourse. Women who have suffered sexual violence or have a history of vulvar and vaginal trauma are also prone to it. Dissatisfaction between husband and wife can also have an impact on dissatisfaction with their spouse. In addition, if the caressing time before sexual intercourse is too short, the sexual intercourse is rough, or the sexual intercourse environment is unsafe, it can also cause vaginismus.

When vaginismus occurs, the couple should not be afraid. The husband should gently and compassionately encourage the woman so that she does not panic. Newlyweds can learn some knowledge about sex before marriage, and the bride should fully understand that "sexual life after marriage is not a shameful thing." At the same time, they can go to a more formal hospital for gynecological examination and consultation.

3. Allergies and condom residues. Some women experience vaginal stinging and burning during sexual intercourse, which is mostly caused by women's allergies or intolerance to creams, latex, other contraceptive devices and drugs. Once women have an allergic reaction, they can wipe or rinse with water, a wet towel or paper towel to remove residual liquid, cream, etc., and then take a warm bath.

There is no feeling when a condom is inside the vagina because the vagina itself is closed and the condom is very soft, so women will not feel it if the condom remains in the vagina. In fact, it is very simple to avoid this. Just be a little careful after sexual intercourse. If it really cannot be removed, you can go to the hospital's gynecology department to have it removed.