Birth Control - The Culprit Behind Vaginal Pain

When birth control first made its way to the market, men and woman revered it for reducing pregnancy. Men could experience the warmth of a woman without a rubbery device inhibiting his ecstasy, while women no longer needed to worry about the high risks of pregnancy. While birth control is still revered, some women suffer from an exasperating effect: vaginal pain.

Behind The Side Effects 

Even though a diminutive percentage of women experience vaginal pain, the problem can produce prodigious side effects. The reason for why birth control pills can cause pain is because of the reduction of both testosterone and estrogen. When estrogen is impeded, the vagina cannot proliferate the production of lubrication. Without lubrication, the vagina experiences pain during intercourse and even during masturbation.

The lack of estrogen may cause lubrication problems, but the prevention of burning testosterone also is a source of discomfort. Testosterone is necessary to help power an orgasm. When estrogen is not burned, the clitoris and G-spot lose sensation and orgasms become more difficult to obtain.

Liver Slow Down

If an imbalance occurs, the liver will not break down the excessive hormones, such as metabolite residues from birth control pills. Weak liver function and excessive build up of hormone-based birth control chemicals in the body can lead to chain reactions, such as insufficient production of neurotransmitters, disruption of ovarian function, and a weaken immune system.
 
Women who are suffering from vaginal pain may want to stop taking the pills to allow the body to stabilize in the production of testosterone and estrogen. Women may also benefit from taking a Vaginal RH Formula I to reverse the damage done by the birth control pills, realigning the hormone balance, rejuvenating vaginal tissues, and reliving intercourse pain and abrasion.