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Suggest Treatment For Vaginismus

Hi. I had my period about two weeks ago and was sexually active during and after it. My vagina has become tight during sex, so it is hard to get the penis in. I have discomfort in my lower abdomen, I m weeing more and have developed a craving for doritoes and Dorito dip. Am I pregnant? Thanks.
Tue, 10 Jan 2017
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Hi,

It is difficult to tell about pregnancy at this time. You have to think about pregnancy when your period will delay by more than 7 days. If your period will delay by more than 7 days then go for urine pregnancy test with early morning urine sample or blood HCG test to confirm pregnancy.

Take following advises of tight vagina during intercourse (called vaginismus):

- Vaginismus is mostly due to nervousness of pain during intercourse. So during intercourse there is constriction of vaginal and anal sphicter and perineal muscle. But once after insertion of penis and enjoyment of sex will begin, it will automatically decrease.

You can take following advises: Insert penis very slowly, once you feel pain then stop more insertion and divert mind toward other thing, do some other movement. In starting day you enjoy sex by just inserting glans of penis and gradually increase length of penis insertion. Breath during mouth at the time of insertion. It will relax anal and vaginal sphincter. Use water based lubricant like K-Y gel during intercourse. It make entry of penis very smooth and painless.

Also rule out any vaginal/urinary infection, pelvic inflammatory disorder by consulting gynecologist is problem remain persist. If problem persists then botox and anxiolytic drugs will help you. Avoid stress, take healthy diet, drink plenty of water, maintain proper pelvic hygiene and do regular exercise.

Hope this may help you. Contact further if follow up needed.

Best regards,
Dr. Sagar
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Hi, It is difficult to tell about pregnancy at this time. You have to think about pregnancy when your period will delay by more than 7 days. If your period will delay by more than 7 days then go for urine pregnancy test with early morning urine sample or blood HCG test to confirm pregnancy. Take following advises of tight vagina during intercourse (called vaginismus): - Vaginismus is mostly due to nervousness of pain during intercourse. So during intercourse there is constriction of vaginal and anal sphicter and perineal muscle. But once after insertion of penis and enjoyment of sex will begin, it will automatically decrease. You can take following advises: Insert penis very slowly, once you feel pain then stop more insertion and divert mind toward other thing, do some other movement. In starting day you enjoy sex by just inserting glans of penis and gradually increase length of penis insertion. Breath during mouth at the time of insertion. It will relax anal and vaginal sphincter. Use water based lubricant like K-Y gel during intercourse. It make entry of penis very smooth and painless. Also rule out any vaginal/urinary infection, pelvic inflammatory disorder by consulting gynecologist is problem remain persist. If problem persists then botox and anxiolytic drugs will help you. Avoid stress, take healthy diet, drink plenty of water, maintain proper pelvic hygiene and do regular exercise. Hope this may help you. Contact further if follow up needed. Best regards, Dr. Sagar