Patient's question:
I lived with my husband before getting married, but because I am quite conservative, I never had sex. However, after getting married, I found myself even more afraid. Every time I feel very nervous and cannot succeed. Now I am very distressed.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, female patients with vaginismus should analyze their sexual history, romantic relationships, marital status, family background, and social context to identify the true causes of sexual intercourse pain and vaginismus. Additionally, it is necessary to undergo a detailed examination by a gynecologist or sexologist to determine if any organic lesions are present. Special attention should be paid to identifying the sensitive points that trigger vaginismus. Once the cause is identified, appropriate treatment should be administered based on the underlying issue. Another method for treating vaginismus involves using a vaginal dilator. The purpose is not to stretch the vagina but to allow the dilator to enter the vagina without triggering spasms, followed by a gradual transition to normal intercourse. If the issue is psychological, consulting a psychologist may be helpful.