What's going on with women's vaginal contractions? Come and find out

　　are you curious female What's going on with the contractions down there? Don’t worry, the answer is here for you. The reasons behind this phenomenon are complex and diverse, involving not only physiological factors, but also psychological and psychological factors. disease etc. related to the situation. Next, we will analyze the reasons in depth.

physiological reasons

　　Sexual excitement: When a woman is sexually excited, her pelvic floor muscles will contract involuntarily, which is a normal physiological reaction. When you are sexually excited, your body will secrete some hormones, such as dopamine, oxytocin, etc. These hormones will stimulate the pelvic floor muscles, causing bursts of contractions below. These contractions are usually short-lived and gradually cease as sexual arousal wears off.

　　Menstrual cycle: During the menstrual cycle, hormone levels in a woman's body change. During ovulation, estrogen levels rise, which may cause Uterus And the slight contraction of the pelvic floor muscles, resulting in bursts of feeling down there. In addition, before menstruation, the pelvic cavity will be in a state of congestion and the uterus will also contract to a certain extent, which may also cause women to feel contractions below.

　　Pregnancy: After pregnancy, with fetus With growth and development, the uterus will gradually increase in size. In the third trimester of pregnancy, the uterus will have irregular contractions, which are called false contractions. This type of contraction may cause a woman to feel waves of contractions down below. In addition, regular uterine contractions will occur before labor begins, which is an important signal that labor is about to begin.

psychological factors

　　Tension and anxiety: When women are in a state of tension, anxiety, or excessive pressure for a long time, their body’s nerve The system will be affected, causing the pelvic floor muscles to become tense, resulting in bursts of contraction down below. Contractions caused by psychological factors may last for a period of time and may become worse or worse with mood swings.

disease factors

　　Gynecological inflammation: Vaginitis、Cervicitis、pelvic inflammatory disease Gynecological inflammation, such as gynecological inflammation, can lead to congestion and edema of vaginal and pelvic tissues. The inflammation stimulates the surrounding nerves and muscles, causing contraction below. At the same time, it may also be accompanied by Abnormal leucorrhea , itching, odor, stomach ache and other symptoms.

　　Pelvic floor muscle spasm: Pelvic floor muscle spasm refers to the involuntary continuous contraction of the pelvic floor muscles, which may be related to neurological disorders, muscle damage and other factors. The patient will feel an obvious contraction in the lower part, which may be accompanied by symptoms such as pain and difficulty urinating.

　　Uterine diseases: Uterine diseases such as uterine fibroids and adenomyosis may affect the normal function of the uterus, causing abnormal uterine contractions, resulting in bursts of contractions below. These diseases may also be accompanied by symptoms such as abnormal menstruation, abdominal pain, and abdominal masses.

　　Contractions in a woman's vagina can be caused by a variety of reasons. Physiological causes such as sexual arousal, menstrual cycle and pregnancy are usually normal physiological phenomena and do not require special treatment. Contraction caused by psychological factors requires adjusting the mentality and relieving stress. Shrinkage caused by disease factors requires attention. If there are bouts of contractions in the lower part, accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms, such as pain, itching, abnormal leucorrhea, etc., or the contractions continue to not be relieved, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time and conduct a detailed examination to clarify the cause and take corresponding treatment measures. Only in this way can women's health be protected.