Your Guide To Excessive Vaginal Discharge
One of the keys to sexual pleasure is for a woman to become sufficiently moist for sexual intercourse. But while many cases of female sexual dysfunction involve vaginal dryness, some women actually suffer from the opposite. Excessive vaginal moisture, also known as vaginal wetness, can significantly reduce sexual friction of
the penis and vagina, eliminating the pleasure of lovemaking.
Although not as common as other female sexual dysfunctions, and not painful, excessive wetness can impact your relationships and intimacy. By decreasing both partners sexual pleasure it can begin to cause a rift between the two of you and forces you to take sides. This is seen again and again, when neither partner is willing to except something is wrong and get some help.
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Her True Sad Story |
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A woman emailed us begging for help because she and her husband had not experienced an orgasm from intercourse in two years. Her excessive vaginal lubrication made it too difficult to create enough close friction for either to feel sex. This lead to what seemed like the longest and most frustrating two years of their lives. At first he thought it was his penis size that was the issue. She should be able to get as wet as she wants and he should still be able to please her. He began to resent her for various reasons and she noticed the change in him. She felt like it was her fault; maybe her vagina was too big? Perhaps she was getting old prematurely, pre-menopause or something. |
Face Reality
There are various reasons for excessive moisture, all of them are easily treated and take little to no recovery time. The first and most important thing to do is realize the problem and then do something about it. That is what usually takes the longest to happen, everything after comes very quickly.
Causes
Excessive vaginal wetness is due to excessive estrogen or oxytocin in the uterus, cervix and vagina. Excessive inflammatory hormone prostaglandin E-2 in the uterine, cervical, and vaginal tissue can also increase vaginal secretion during intercourse. The causes behind these hormonal changes are usually the side effects of birth control pills or prescription drugs. Vaginal nerve damage from C-Section is other major cause.
Some excessive vaginal discharge is normal, especially when estrogen level is higher than normal few days before ovulation. However, if you experience vaginal irritation, burning, and pruritus, additional problems might involve.
Abnormal Discharges
Abnormal amount, color and odor discharge are symptoms of vaginal infection. Vaginitis or Bacterial Vaginosis are both common bacterial infection that can cause an increase in mucus secretions. The odor is often foul and the color may be white, yellowish, or greenish.
Natural Solutions
If you are on the birth control, change it to one containing less artificial estrogen. Excessive estrogen can also be normalized by herbs. There are many herbs can help your pineal gland.
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