Suggest Treatment For Painful Intercourse
I am married for 4 years and I experience pain when my husband tries to penetrate. His erected penis circumference is about 6 inches. The tip is around 4 and gradually increases in width and goes up to 6 inches. Every time he is penetrating, i feel so much pain, sometimes i push him away and this really puts hard on our relationship. I feel his, very large in circumference. Is this wide length is normal? Otherwise, he is fertile, i have a kid of 3 years. please suggest me something to have painless sex
The length is normal.
Detailed Answer:
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Thanks for trusting us with your health concern.
Some females do have drier vagina. Adequate foreplay is needed before having sex to decrease the dryness. A physical examination to rule out infection is needed.
A lubricating jelly or oil may be used so that forceful penetration without enough lubrication doesn't hurt the vagina.
Do some deep breathing exercises as Yoga/meditation which will help you in relaxation.
The size of penis is normal and you need not worry that it will hurt you.
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Peeling can be due to infection.
Detailed Answer:
Hello.
Thanks for writing again.
The loss of erection can cause a difficulty in penetration. The peeling of skin can be related to a local infection in the area. It is best to consult a urologist and get him examined so that proper treatment can be initiated.
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It is not normal.
Detailed Answer:
Losing the erection during penetration is not normal. Anxiety is found as the cause most often. De-stressing measures like exercise, particularly aerobic exercise is an effective treatment for erectile dysfunction.
Apart from this, good couple intimacy, quitting smoking (if any) is the necessary to reduce the problem.
A few medical drugs such as phosphodiesterase inhibitors / alprostadil have been used for the treatment. You may get them prescribed by a doctor if none of the above measures are successful in treating the problem. Both oral medications as well as injections are available to help in maintaining the erection. Your physician will help you in choosing the best agent for your husband after examining him to rule out the contraindicating factors.
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