Sexual Health - Women Forum - Why Does It Hurt to Have Sex All the Sudden?

I have only had sex w/ 2 people I am with a guy that I have been with for a while now and all the sudden one day it started to hurt when his penis is entering my vagina... Its like a sharp pain and after it gets lubed (natrally) then I dnt really feel it after its in unless he takes it out too far during intercouse then I feel it hit a spot and it hurts ... It doesnt burn to pee or anything like that.. His penis is on the thick side I would say.. Could this be a vaginal rip? It has lasted for about a month now what could it be?
Thax, jacqueline

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Llewellyn

replied on February 7th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

The number one cause of pain during sex is lack of lubrication. Make sure you are well lubricated before penetration. If you have trouble getting lubricated, you can always buy some at the store.

If lubrication isn't your problem, you might want to ask your ob-gyn about it. Pain can be a side effect of a few things.

Kgirl16

replied on February 7th, 2007

Experienced User

It could be a vaginal fissure which is yes, a rip in the vagina. That's what it sounds like to me.

xxsassysam2008xx

replied on January 31st, 2009

New User

Why dose my vagina hurt while having sex?

So my boyfriend has been fingering me and we been having sex. But my vagina has been hurting a lot

what could it be.
i know its swollen but could it be a STD or anything?
it doesn't hurt when i go pee and i don't have any itching but it hurts while he is fingering me and sex.

miimii

replied on July 24th, 2009

New User

Why does it hurt me alot when i have sex ?

omg the same thing happens to me...

i have had sex three times in my life and all three times it has hurt a lot ..

its not a burning sensation it like a hurting wich i feel no satisfaction ...

after that i feel really bad like my body feels weak my legs get numb ..
what is it ??

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