Sexual pain disorders

A woman experiences pain during or after sex. Dyspareunia and vaginismus (kolpospazm) - two of the most common varieties of sexual pain disorders.

  Symptoms:   pain in the vagina or other discomfort during penetration.

  Reasons:   pain disorder can cause severe mental disorder and discord in the relationship between the partners. The emergence of painful sexual disorders may contribute to both physiological and psychological factors, in particular:

• Sexual trauma in the past (rape, incest, etc.).
• Inadequate allocation of vaginal lubrication
• Health problems
• Effects of the operation
• Sexual Phobias Phobias - psychological advice
• Attitude toward sex
• Dissatisfaction with sexual life
• The reduction of female hormones
• Bladder infections
• Sex immediately after surgery or childbirth

  Treatment:   If the pain persists and interferes with normal sexual life, be examined by a gynecologist and to determine the direction of treatment.

After giving birth to return to sexual life can be no earlier than three weeks.

Women in menopause is recommended to use lubricants and intimate creams containing estrogen.

If the pain caused by endometriosis, a gynecologist prescribes medication. If necessary, it can be carried out the operation.

If the pain is caused by psychological factors, prescribe a course of treatment for both partners.

How to cope with sexual disorder

Every woman sooner or later recession sex drive, inability to be excited, to achieve orgasm. The reasons can be the most simple - financial difficulties, problems with children, stress and fatigue, trouble at work and so on. These individual cases are not yet disorder.

About Sexual dysfunction can speak only when the problem does not go away over time, sexual life is crumbling. Although it is impossible to prevent the sexual disorder, recover from it really. Treatment is determined by the nature of the disorder - that is, factors that cause it.

However, you can try to establish sex life. Here are a few tips that will tell you how to build a healthy sexual relationship.

• Always openly condemn sex with a partner. Tell each other about what bothers you and causes anxiety or discomfort.
• Discuss with your partner your sexual preferences.
• Do not hesitate to seek help from a doctor.
• Try to learn more about your body and its response to sex.
• Do not entertain illusions about sex.
• Watch for changes in the body and learn to adapt to them.
• Try to restrain stress. Learn basic relaxation techniques.
• Eat right and get exercise.
• Refrain from smoking and drinking.
• Follow the doctor's orders.
• Regularly visit the therapist and gynecologist.
• Get rid of unpleasant memories. If you need to refer to a therapist.