Patient's question:
Finally out of the bachelor's range, but I really feel uncomfortable. The first time was okay, my wife was very cooperative, but ever since then she hasn't been as cooperative. Sometimes she agrees, but it's actually impossible to enter. I searched online and it's said to be vaginal spasm.Doctor's answer:
Hello, vaginismus is a symptom of female sexual dysfunction, primarily referring to the involuntary, intense, and persistent contraction of the vagina and pelvic floor muscles during sexual intercourse, making it impossible for an erect penis to penetrate, or causing pain and discomfort in the vaginal opening or deep within the vagina during or after intercourse. The main cause of vaginismus is primarily related to psychological factors. Most patients develop it due to a lack of sexual knowledge, extreme fear and anxiety about sexual intercourse, or a history of sexual violence or trauma to the external genitalia and vagina. Marital dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction with a partner can also contribute to it.