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Do i have vaginismus and what can i do to treat it? |
havin sex is really really sore sometimes its so sore i cant handle it .. Even insertin tampons is sore and uncomfortable wt does this mean and what can i do to prevent sex from bein sore help me please x Ky gel or more foreplay vaginismus is when you cannot manage penetration at all due to muscle spasm sounds like you have some kind of internal inflammation rather than vaginismus, which is a muscular spasm triggered by penetration. Get checked by your doctor, or if handier, call at the chemists and they will advise you as to the best treatment for your ailment. my missus reckons they are much better that the docs. Firstly I think that you should try to use pads instead of tampons so your body can have a rest. could well be thrush - get canestan pessary If you're having full penetrative sex, even if it's uncomfortable - you do not have vaginismus. |
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