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What Causes Pain During Intercourse?

Hi there I have got a problem in my sex life. I hve been with my partner for 2 years now and when I had sex with him for th first time it was very painful now after 2 years I still feel a lot of pain is it possible that my vagina doesnt strech enough ?
Mon, 15 Jun 2015
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Hello,

Several factors can be at play. Firstly, your vagina may not be able to accommodate the male organ, if there is size disparity. Secondly, you may be experiencing the condition of 'vaginismus' for which there are several causes and treatments. Lastly, structural obstructions in the vagina, the inability of the vaginal walls to relax during the act, lack of proper lubrication, and local infections all play a part in addition to stress. A proper evaluation and management needed with a sexologist.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Shanti Vennam
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What Causes Pain During Intercourse?

Hello, Several factors can be at play. Firstly, your vagina may not be able to accommodate the male organ, if there is size disparity. Secondly, you may be experiencing the condition of vaginismus for which there are several causes and treatments. Lastly, structural obstructions in the vagina, the inability of the vaginal walls to relax during the act, lack of proper lubrication, and local infections all play a part in addition to stress. A proper evaluation and management needed with a sexologist. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Shanti Vennam