Dryness and pain in the vulva during intercourse may be caused by the following reasons: First, if a woman is of childbearing age, the symptoms of dryness and pain caused by local inflammation of the vulva, vulvar malnutrition or inflammation of the vagina should be ruled out, and a gynecological examination may reveal a lightening of the local skin color of the vulva or an increase in vaginal discharge, or a local redness and swelling of the vulva with small It is recommended to actively give treatment. Secondly, it may be due to abnormal ovarian function, resulting in a decrease in estrogen level, causing a decrease in vaginal discharge. Thirdly, in menopausal women, this is a normal physiological phenomenon because the ovarian function has declined and the vaginal mucosa has become thinner, so the local secretion is reduced. In order to improve the quality of sex life, you can use adult lubricants, but you must exclude contraindications before you can use them.