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Painful sexual intercourse
I am in a distance relationship and i meet my partner sometimes only and whenever we try an intercourse, the unbearable pain makes the penetration impossible. The pain is consistent all the time whenever penetration happens.
Is it a severe condition and needs any surgery?
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This sounds like it could be vaginismus - take a look at the NHS website - https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaginismus
I would recommend an evaluation by a gynaecologist but just as a first step, to rule out any other physical health issues. For a next step, please do consult a sex therapist or a psychiatrist.
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Dr. Amit Bhandari
Ayurveda
19 yrs exp
Jalandhar
Seems to be tightness or vaginismus or odd hormonal electric activity . Need to train n tone up your system to get ready for the play .
Should be guided accordingly at this stage to resolve this lifelong
Next Steps
consult online or meet locally counsellor sexologist
Health Tips
Self massage at least 10 minutes daily
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