Patient's question:
I've been married to my husband for nearly seven years and have one daughter. Recently, every time I have sex with my husband, I don't feel much sensation, and my vagina produces very little lubrication, making it dry and somewhat uncomfortable. Basically, whenever my husband wants to have sex, I refuse. The help I'm seeking: What can I do if I have no sensation during intimacy with my husband?Doctor's answer:
On the one hand, you can go to the hospital for testing to see if there are any physical issues. If there are physical problems, timely medication treatment should be administered. If there are no physical issues, then it might be caused by other factors. On the other hand, after ruling out physical problems, sexual psychological counseling should be conducted to identify the root cause from factors outside the body. This is the only way to address the issue and improve your marital sexual life.First, don’t worry—this situation can be restored to normal. However, it’s necessary to first rule out whether the problem is caused by physical issues. This requires medical examinations in the gynecology department, such as tests for sexual hormones, etc. If the body is very healthy and there are no problems, then it might be caused by external factors, which would require sexual psychological counseling and treatment.