What causes vulvar pain?

Common causes of vulvar pain: Being too rough during sexual intercourse can cause local skin damage in the vulvar area, leading to pain. Wearing tight underwear daily can also cause skin abrasion and pain during movement.

There are many possible causes of vulvar pain, specifically as follows:

1. Local infections: Including common conditions such as vaginitis and vulvitis, these inflammations may cause pain in the vulvar area. Due to women's unique anatomical structure, poor hygiene during menstruation or around sexual activity can easily lead to bacterial infection, resulting in pain symptoms.

2. Psychological factors: Emotional states such as anxiety, depression, and stress may also affect the sensation in the vulvar area, causing pain or exacerbating existing pain.

3. Allergic reactions: Allergies to certain sanitary products, detergents, condoms, lubricants, and other substances can also cause vulvar pain.

4. Urinary system diseases: When abnormalities occur in the urinary system, such as urethral stones, cystitis, and other conditions, vulvar pain may sometimes occur, although this is relatively uncommon.

5. Other diseases: Conditions such as Bartholin's cyst or genital warts in the vulvar region may cause vulvar pain. Additionally, some systemic diseases such as diabetes and jaundice may cause nerve abnormalities in the vulvar area, leading to pain.

When experiencing vulvar pain, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, maintaining good lifestyle and hygiene habits can also help alleviate symptoms.