We have tried with and without condoms/KY jelly, but the burning is always there as soon as anything enters my vagina. Even during different times in my cycle...
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im so happy im not the only one! what do i do if im only 15?! i cant tell me mom! help!
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Firstly at fifteen you obviously are not experiencing menopause or thinning of the vaginal walls. You may not want to tell your mom because you are having sexual relations...you need to tell somebody that can get you to a doctor because it could be something serious. There must be somebody you can confide in.
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it may be something like vaginismus or vulvodynia. google 'painful intercourse treatment' and see if there any place in your area that can treat it
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reading this made me feel like it was my own thoughts, i have the SAME problem! i hate it, we had amazing sex before, we couldnt get enough and now i cant even bare the thought of having sex cause it burns so much. m boyfriend and i have been together for 4 years and we are the only ones we have ever been with so i know its nothing along the lines of STIs or STDS. if ANYONE has an answer please help!!!!
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this is someones serious issue and they want answers. if you arent going to be any help or answer her question then why even waste your time being negative.
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I have also suffered from the similar symptoms and have been told it was "all in my head". I finally found an OB who listened to me with concern and I was diagnosed with dyspareunia and vulvodynia. I was then referred to a physical therapist who specializes in Women's Health. I did therapy for 8 months working on my pelvic floor dysfunction. Things went well for a while put I just recently started having symptoms again and will be going back to my PT. As you all know we are not alone in this. In fact I'm working on my thesis and spoke with six other women who have been through similar things that are on this thread. I have not tried some of the above mentioned things but will be looking into them.
Hang in there ladies, I know it is frustrating to deal with and can cause problems in relationships. I do have two children as did the other women in my study. So really talk to your OB/GYN or physician about your pelvic floor this "could" be some of your problems. Just don't be like myself and go for more then ten years living with this pain; it's not in your head, you are not crazy, and everything is not just fine. Fight for yourself, you know your body better then anyone else.
Hope this helps!!!! Good luck to all of you!!!
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