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What Causes Slight Pain After Intercourse?
I get a slight pain after intercourse. My boyfriend has a very large penis, and when we 1st started having sex I felt like i couldnt move when he went inside of me, but now it has gotten much better and sex has become more enjoyable but i get a slight pain afterwoods? Is this normal? Is it because he is too big for me?
Thu, 19 May 2016
Hallow Dear,
Vagina is not a fixed sized tunnel. It is a closed organ which has got potentiality to dilate to a large extent. Just think of the size of the baby's head. When such a large organ can pass easily through the vagina, large penis can easily perform an intercourse.
If he is inserting his penis in the vagina before the vagina is wet due to secretions or if the secretions are scanty, then insertion may be painful. Then, you may use some lubricants. Oil based lubricants are harmful to the women's genital organs. Use only water based lubricants. Vaginal jellies are good for this purpose.
As the frequency of your intercourse increases, you would not get any pain.
Enjoy your sexual life.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
Vagina is not a fixed sized tunnel. It is a closed organ which has got potentiality to dilate to a large extent. Just think of the size of the baby's head. When such a large organ can pass easily through the vagina, large penis can easily perform an intercourse.
If he is inserting his penis in the vagina before the vagina is wet due to secretions or if the secretions are scanty, then insertion may be painful. Then, you may use some lubricants. Oil based lubricants are harmful to the women's genital organs. Use only water based lubricants. Vaginal jellies are good for this purpose.
As the frequency of your intercourse increases, you would not get any pain.
Enjoy your sexual life.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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