Why Does It Feel Like Theres Air Coming from Below?

During sexual intercourse, the female may emit a "puffing" sound, which is medically referred to as "vaginal farting". There are three main scenarios that can lead to this emission of gas from the female genitalia: women who have given birth multiple times, those who engage in frequent sexual activity, and those who suffer from vaginitis. Vaginal farting is not a result of excessive sexual arousal, but rather due to relaxation of the vaginal wall and pelvic floor tissues, as well as certain neurofunctional disorders, which allow gas to be expelled from the genital area. In addition to sexual intercourse, vaginal farting can also occur during physical stretching or exercise. However, it does not involve excretion, so it does not have the unpleasant odor associated with flatulence.

1. Multiple childbirths: During childbirth, the fetus passes through the birth canal, causing the pelvic floor muscles to stretch excessively and lose elasticity. This can lead to relaxation of the genital area and decreased contractile force. When a large amount of gas enters the vagina, it can result in vaginal farting.

2. Frequent sexual activity: Frequent sexual activity, especially with various sexual positions, can lead to repeated expansion of the vaginal muscles. This overuse of the muscles can cause them to become relaxed, resulting in gas expulsion and the sound of vaginal farting.

3. Vaginitis: When bacteria invade the vagina, it can lead to vaginitis. The bacteria can ferment in the vagina, producing a large amount of gas. When the pressure inside the vagina exceeds the external pressure, gas is expelled, resulting in vaginal farting.