Pain During Sex: Causes, What It Means & When to Get Help ?
Sex is supposed to be a comfortable and enjoyable part of a relationship. So when intimacy repeatedly causes burning, aching, pressure, or sharp pain, it's understandable to wonder, “Is this something I should just put up with?
The answer is worth paying attention to.
Pain during sex—medically called dyspareunia—can happen for many different reasons. It may occur with penetration, deeper during intercourse, or even after sexual activity. Sometimes the cause is relatively simple, such as inadequate lubrication. Other times, recurring pain can be connected with an infection, pelvic-floor problem, hormonal changes, or another health condition that deserves attention.
The important thing is not to assume that every case has the same explanation.























