Whether or not it hurts to have sex again after several years of not having sex needs to be analyzed specifically and is mainly related to the individual’s sensitivity to stimulation, muscle extensibility, and the presence of pathological changes.
Significant pain during intercourse is mainly related to the individual’s sensitivity to stimulation, muscle extensibility, and the presence of pathological changes. In women with a narrow pelvis and a high sensitivity to stimulation, it is likely that there will be pain when having intercourse again after a few years of not having sex, which will diminish with more frequent intercourse.
There are also some pathologic conditions that may cause pain during sex, such as endometriosis and adenomyosis, and such patients may still experience significant pain during sex no matter how long the interval between coitus is.
If you have pain during sex, you should consult a doctor in time to find out if there is any pathology, and under the guidance of a professional doctor, you can avoid delaying your condition.