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Vaginal winds (VW), affecting about 20% of women, often occur during exercise or intercourse due to vaginal laxity. Treatments like pelvic-floor exercises and laser therapy can improve quality of life.

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  • Pelvic Floor Disorders

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  • Vaginal winds (VW), also known as vaginal noise or flatus vaginalis, are a common yet often undiscussed condition.
  • The phenomenon is frequently associated with vaginal laxity and pelvic floor muscle weakness.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To conduct a comprehensive literature review on vaginal winds (VW).
  • To understand the prevalence, pathophysiology, and impact of VW on sexual function.

Main Methods:

  • A systematic literature search was performed using multiple databases (Medline, Cochrane Library, Google Scholar).
  • Keywords included "vaginal winds," "vaginal noise," "flatus vaginalis," and "vaginal laxity."

Main Results:

  • Vaginal winds occur in approximately 20% of women, often during physical activity or sexual intercourse.
  • Vaginal hyperlaxity secondary to pelvic floor weakness is the likely cause, impacting female sexual function.
  • While tampons and pessaries are common treatments, vaginal laser therapy shows promising results.

Conclusions:

  • Vaginal winds are a frequent condition significantly impacting women's quality of life and sexual function.
  • Childbirth and vaginal laxity are primary contributing factors.
  • Treatment options include pelvic-floor exercises, conservative measures, surgery, and laser therapy to improve sexual function.