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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Suggest Treatment For Vaginal Pain During Intercourse

My vagina so tight sex is sometimes painful, I have been sexually active 3 years I will not lossen up at all even just a little my boyfriend even has a hard time putting his penis in and sometimes it won t go all the way in and it s not because I m tense even when I m relaxed this happens. what could be the cause?
Mon, 16 Mar 2015
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Hi,
I understand your query.
Actually relaxation of vaginal muscles & lubrication by secretions of vaginal mucus membrane normally follow sexual arousal / deep interest in sex of the woman partner.
- You should therefore try to have sex when you really want it, get sufficiently aroused before penetration is tried.
Vitamin E helps when taken orally 500 mg per day for 15 days.
- If you find no result, or it's still painful it's abnormal spasm of vaginal muscles .You should consult a gynecologist/ psychotherapist/physical therapst for treatment.
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Suggest Treatment For Vaginal Pain During Intercourse

Hi, I understand your query. Actually relaxation of vaginal muscles & lubrication by secretions of vaginal mucus membrane normally follow sexual arousal / deep interest in sex of the woman partner. - You should therefore try to have sex when you really want it, get sufficiently aroused before penetration is tried. Vitamin E helps when taken orally 500 mg per day for 15 days. - If you find no result, or it s still painful it s abnormal spasm of vaginal muscles .You should consult a gynecologist/ psychotherapist/physical therapst for treatment. Thanks.