An ob/gyn explains the different types of tears and how you can prevent them. Vaginal cuts and tears can occur for various reasons, including sexual activity and hair removal Experts explain the most common causes of a sore vagina after sex, how to increase vaginal lubrication, and how to prevent and relieve pain after sex. Vaginal tears, or cuts in the vagina, can occur due to childbirth, intercourse, and other causes Symptoms include pain, bleeding, and swelling. How to heal vaginal fissures
Best treatments for tears and cuts vaginal fissures and labial tears are surprisingly common, yet often misunderstood A vaginal tear may feel like a sharp sting, a cut, or just persistent irritation that doesn’t go away These tears can happen during sex, from dryness or infection, or seemingly out of nowhere. Minor vaginal cuts and tears are common, frequently happening when a person shaves near the vagina or engages in sexual activity or during childbirth They may be more common in women with specific hormonal, dermatological, and immunological problems Vaginal wounds may be minor or major (deep) and serious
