Patient's question:
I and my husband have been living in different places due to training. After finally waiting for him to be on leave, every time my husband is about to step in, I always get so nervous that I experience severe pain symptoms again. I went to the hospital and asked a doctor, who said I have vaginismus. What kind of help I need: What is vaginismus?Doctor's answer:
It may be vaginismus, which is a symptom of female sexual dysfunction. It primarily refers to the uncontrolled, intense, and persistent contraction of the vagina and pelvic floor muscles during sexual intercourse, making it difficult for an erect penis to penetrate. Alternatively, even if penetration is possible, it may cause pain or discomfort in the vaginal opening or deeper during or after intercourse. Vaginismus is often a psychological issue, closely related to stress. It is advisable to take tranquilizers beforehand and pay attention to adjusting your condition to prevent excessive tension and fully readjust your emotions.