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Sexual Pain and Discomfort in Women

What You Need to Know about Sexual Pain
Sexual pain and discomfort, also called dyspareunia, is pain that happens at any point during intercourse. It can be felt internally in the cervix, uterus, lower abdomen, or externally on the outer portion of the vagina. If there is not enough lubrication during sex, you can feel pain without there being a deeper underlying problem. However, there are many more reasons why women experience sexual pain. Here are some of the most common ones:
- Vaginal atrophy
- Problems with the uterus or cervix
- Vaginal infections
- Endometriosis
- Ovarian cysts
- Pelvic inflammatory disease
- STIs
Pain during intercourse is a common problem that many people deal with, no matter how long they have been sexually active. The level of pain also varies from person-to-person and is dependent on where the pain is located. Some women only experience mild pain in an isolated area, while others may feel a burning or throbbing sensation throughout their entire pelvic area.
How We Investigate Sexual Discomfort / Pain
When you see a women’s health provider for sexual pain or discomfort, they will do a thorough analysis of your reproductive health. Your doctor will also do a physical exam that can include a pelvic, rectal, and Pap smear test. Having bloodwork or a transvaginal ultrasound can also give you a better idea of what is contributing to pain during intercourse.
The providers at Mile High can help you find a proper treatment for the discomfort you’re experiencing, but being prepared can help speed up the investigative process. Make sure you are noting where the pain is located in your body, how often it happens, the severity of it, how long you have been experiencing it, and any remedies you have tried to fix it.

Why Get Treated at Mile High?
Maintaining your sexual health is a great way to identify problems early on and get relief from any pain you’re experiencing. Mile High offers comprehensive services to help diagnose and treat sexual pain and discomfort. From the first visit, our providers will work with you and anyone else involved in your healthcare journey to find the best treatment for you. We have worked hard to create a safe, caring, and private space for you to receive top of the line care.
Each of our providers are highly trained in the treatments we offer, meaning each staff member or medical professional you come in contact with is an expert in what they do. Your health is our top priority, and we are committed to respecting your wishes for treatment and providing you with the safest and most innovative care available.
How We Treat Sexual Discomfort + Pain
Treating sexual pain and discomfort can be handled in a number of different ways. Learn more about some of your options here.
- Lubrication
Water-based lubricants can help reduce immediate pain during intercourse and is often the first treatment method you should try. - Medication
Medications that help enhance hormones, reduce inflammation, or treat an infection may be prescribed by your doctor for painful intercourse. - Sexual Therapy
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