Discomfort during sexual intercourse: causes & effective solutions

Discomfort during sexual intercourse can sometimes turn a moment of pleasure into a slightly irritating experience... Fortunately, this little problem is more common than you might think and, above all, there are simple and effective solutions to remedy it.

You are not alone:

We conducted two major studies on vulvar pain and discomfort to better understand and address women's needs. The first study, carried out in 2018, confirmed our intuition about the importance of this topic and propelled our launch. The second study, "Vulvar Pain?" , conducted in collaboration with Vulvae (formerly Medfem ), is the largest French study on vulvar pain to date , with nearly 2,000 participants.

Some key figures:

• 99% of women have already experienced sexual discomfort and pain
• 91% of women report that this pain is related to penetration
• 84% of women report that these pains occur after sex

What types of discomfort occur during sex?

• 97% experience irritation.
• 92% experience itching
• 66% suffer from burns
• 75% experience tingling and vaginal dryness

What are the main causes?

Sensations of intimate discomfort can stem from various causes. Here is a non-exhaustive list of reasons why you might experience vulvar pain during sexual intercourse:

• Vaginal dryness
• Stress
• Hormonal fluctuations
• Vaginismus
• Endometriosis
• Infections, irritations
• Lack of sexual practice

A natural & effective solution

For a lasting solution to intimate discomfort, choose Vulva Balm , your ideal ally for moments of sex care. 100% natural and 100% organic . Its exceptional formula based on coconut oil and calendula, you It provides deep and soothing hydration from the first application.

Is it normal to experience pain during sexual intercourse?

It's not normal to experience pain during intercourse, although it can occur for various reasons. Pain can be caused by vaginal dryness, infections, muscle disorders such as vaginismus, medical conditions like endometriosis, or a partner's lack of care. If the pain persists, it's important to consult a healthcare professional to identify the cause and receive appropriate treatment.