Vaginismus is a reaction of fear, to having anything penetrate the vagina. It is caused by the tightening of the vaginal muscles and pain may be experienced during penetration. This interferes with sexual intercourse, not by inhibiting
The term “vaginismus” refers to vaginal pain primarily brought on by the muscles in the outer third of the vagina contracting unintentionally throughout or in preparation for penetration. As a result of the pain, penetration is either challenging and unpleasant
Sexual intercourse should not hurt, but give you pleasure. If you are reading this, you have most probably experienced vaginal pain in intimate situations with your sexual partner or afterwards – the pain might occur in the vagina or deeper
