insertion discomfort

What Causes Insertion Discomfort?

Several factors can contribute to insertion discomfort:
Anatomical Variations: Individual differences in the size and shape of the vagina and cervix.
Muscle Tension: Anxiety and stress can cause pelvic muscles to tighten, increasing discomfort.
Previous Trauma: Past experiences of pain or trauma can heighten sensitivity.
Inflammation or Infection: Conditions such as vaginitis or pelvic inflammatory disease can make insertion more painful.

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