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Paining after having sex
When me and my girlfriend have sex After then her part of vagina are paining.Sometime Pain is more then usual.What is this can you tell me.And Anything wrong?
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Pain during sex is called dyspareunia. this can occur be due to various reasons. it can be because of improper lubrication of vaginal Canal .some sort of infection or sometimes due to fear of pregnancy the woman is not able to relax completely. improper lubrication can also occur if you are not spending enough time in foreplay .so ensure that you are having enough foreplay and do not enter until your partner is wet enough. be very gentle and considerate. you can use some water based Jelly like a KY Jelly to lubricate her inside. if this does not help ,you should see a gynecologist to rule out underlying infection.All the best
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Hi, such kind of pain u observe when their is lack of lubrication or mild infection. Use my jelly n see for next time if it helps with pain then continue using it if not then consult doctor for physical examination.
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