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Posted: 11/11/09 - 20:20
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bigt38
Joined: 11 Nov 2009

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Ok Im 18 years old and me and my boyfriend have been togather for a year or so now, Ive been starting to have this huge problems with having sex, Its like i have no feeling in my vagina i can not enjoy oral sex because most of the time i cant feel it, or it just hurts. When we have intercorse i normally get extrem buring inside and out of my vagina plus I cant really feel anything. Condoms & all types of lubes make it 10 times worse and it will go completly numb. so Sence i normaly cant feel anything or it burns really bad I cant enjoy sex anymore I dont understand whats wrong with me. Ive never Orgasemd during sex or with oral sence i have no feeling. i dont know what to do and need help


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Posted: 11/19/09 - 03:51
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Hi there, if you get a burning feeling have you used lubricant? I am trying to figure out what is causing the issue. Do you have any other symptoms at all?


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Posted: 11/19/09 - 09:50
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brentastic86
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Sounds to me like you're one of the majority of girls who do not have vaginal climax but the problems with the burning could be more serious. If your boyfriend has a larger than average sized penis then he should avoid (hate to use the expression but) "using the whole thing." The most sesnitive area of the vagina is within the first 1.5 to 2 inches. That's where the most nerve endings are.

If that doesn't work, try stimulating the clitorus. For many girls, that;s the only way they can enjoy sex.

A possibility might be to relax or even try "kegel exercises" (Google it)

Last but not least, discuss the issue with your gyno. There is a slight possibility it could be something serious.
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