What does it mean when it burns during intercourse?

Answer 1

FIRSTLY EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT PAIN THRESHOLD LEVELS. HOWEVER YOU PROBALLY HAVE AN INFECTION OR EVEN A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE. YOU NEED TO GET THIS CHECKED OUT AT AA GUM CLINIC OR BY YOUR GP. SEE IF YOUR PARTNER HAS BEEN UNFAITHFUL. Hello. Severe pain and burning after sex can be due to the position or the sperm irritating your vagina. This has happened to a few people I know. It may also be due to infection or something internal. See your doctor to get checked out.

Answer 2

Perhaps:

1. You are not lubing enough / You are too dry

2. STD's

3. Infection,a common source is a yeast infection, yours (or your newly acquired one) or your partner's especially if he still has his foreskin and has a yeast infection, or has an oral yeast infection and you two participated in oral sexual relations.

Answer 3

If it is unprotected sex there are many reasons. If not your vagina may have been agitated by the materials of the condom, or vigorous sex.

Answer 4

It is generally called "Honeymoon Cystitis" and it is fairly common. It is caused by a slight bacterial infection of the urethra which can be controlled by drinking lots of water and juices.

Answer 5

It may be a short-term problem. But especially if the problem persists, you should consult a physician, since it may be something more serious - for example, a sexually transmitted disease.

Answer 6

Becuase I have sex on the stovetop.