Urinary Tract Infections Home Remedies
Health Encyclopedia: Sexual Intercourse Painful
Painful sexual intercourse; Dyspareunia
Home Care
For painful intercourse in women after pregnancy:
- Wait at least 6 weeks after childbirth before resuming sexual relations.
- Be gentle and patient.
For vaginal dryness/inadequate lubrication:
- Try water-based lubricants.
- If you are going through menopause and lubricants don't work, talk to your doctor about estrogen creams or other prescription medications.
For pain...
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Expert & Community Posts
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... Stones - bladder; Urinary tract stones; Bladder calculi Prevention Prompt treatment of urinary tract infections or other urologic conditions may help prevent bladder stones. Read more »Catheter-associated UTI
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