Women shy away from discussing their sexual health with others due to various reasons like discomfort, embarrassment, fear of shame, lack of awareness and illiteracy. Afraid to mention the subject. In fact, many women face sexual health problems, and who to turn to for help
“We need to create an environment where women who suffer from sexual health problems are being treated, to feel supported and calm… to vent their concerns.” Doctors suggest. Moreover.. they want change in women too. Women should take care of their sexual health and seek medical help if there is any problem. In this context, medical experts suggest that there are four things that every woman should know and increase her awareness and follow them strictly.
Sexually Transmitted Infections (SIT)
The vagina, mouth and genitals are the main routes of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases from one person to another. There are many types of STIs that affect women’s health. Let’s find out now..
Chlamydia : A bacterial infection that causes symptoms such as burning during urination, abnormal vaginal discharge, pain in the lower abdomen, etc.
Human papillomavirus (HPV): HPV is a viral infection that affects the genital area, including the vulva, vagina, and cervix. Some types of HPV cause genital warts, while others lead to cervical cancer.
In some cases, syphilis, trichomonas (a virus that affects the vagina, cervix, urethra), genital herpes, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, human papillomavirus (HPV), pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), etc.
The symptoms of STI are not very noticeable. Increases the chance of getting sick with mild symptoms. STIs can cause vaginal discharge, discharge from the penis, discharge from the urethra, burning during urination, burning in the urethra in men, genital ulcers, abdominal pain.
Decreased sexual ability
Arousal, pain, excitement, desire and other problems arise during sexual activity. These problems can be caused by physical or psychological reasons. It is also called vaginismus. Involuntary tightening of the vagina during intercourse, tampon insertion or gynecologist pelvic exams. Anxiety, fear, or other negative feelings about sex during sex, as well as past sexual trauma, such as sexual abuse or rape, are some of the causes associated with vaginismus.
Dysparenia..
Another thing to be aware of is pain during intercourse. Dysparenia can be treated by using lubricants, other products, and exercises to reduce sexual discomfort.
Unplanned pregnancy, abortion..
Many women suffer from stress and mental anxiety due to unplanned pregnancy. Those who don’t want pregnancy should take some precautions. It is best to consult a gynecologist for a safe abortion. After an abortion, it is important for a woman to strengthen herself physically and mentally. Medicines prescribed by the doctor should be taken on time and on the right days to avoid future complications. It is best to check that excessive bleeding does not occur and if it does, consult a doctor.
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