Fear of intercourse

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Fear of intercourse

Asked for Female, 32 Years

Hi. I enjoy oral sex but when it comes to intercourse. I develop a fear and contract my muscles out of the fear and it gets difficult for my husband to penetrate. Can you pl help me to overcome it and why I feel so

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Dr. Sravan Vangala Reddy

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Vagnismus May be u r suffering from need evaluation and detail history.please meet any psychiatrist

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Dr. Sanjay Jain Addiction Psychiatrist 19 yrs exp Jaipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sanjay Jain

Addiction Psychiatrist 19 yrs exp Jaipur

This is a psychological condition called vaginismus. It requires proper assessment and counseling which slowly help to come out of this condition. Contact a psychiatrist for detail discussion and evaluation so that proper treatment can be suggested. All the best

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