Unable to have intercouse due to pain immediately upon partial entry.
I have no had problems before due to size although I have been assexual for 2 years due to the PAIN. No burning. No discharge. But a ripping pain just inside the vaginal wall. It is like i had an open sore or fissure inside the vaginal wall. I must seek help, but GYN are far too expensive and I do not have insurance.
I have no had problems before due to size although I have been assexual for 2 years due to the PAIN. No burning. No discharge. But a ripping pain just inside the vaginal wall. It is like i had an open sore or fissure inside the vaginal wall. I must seek help, but GYN are far too expensive and I do not have insurance.
I have the exact same problem, and have had it for 5 or 6 years now.
I went to doctors who were baffled, got checked for every STD under the sun, and researched conditions like vulvodynia and vaginismus, did exercises etc.... My husband got me a dildo to use for exercising, but it hurt too much to use.
Finally we found out (no thanks to the doctors,) that the problem is a varicose vein running the length of my vagina and across the cervix. Sex is unbelievably painful, and from the sensation you describe, I suspect you have it, too. Many women get these from being pregnant, and those usually go away within a year after the pregnancy is over.
Mine wasn't caused by pregnancy. It just came out of nowhere, and probably isn't ever going away. There are a lot of ways to treat these--injections, laser treatments, etc... I'm told that eating orange peels, or taking Veinoblend can help in some cases. Doctors can also give you a pain killer that will allow you to have sex. It won't be quite as good as it used to be, but at least it won't be agony.
I went to doctors who were baffled, got checked for every STD under the sun, and researched conditions like vulvodynia and vaginismus, did exercises etc.... My husband got me a dildo to use for exercising, but it hurt too much to use.
Finally we found out (no thanks to the doctors,) that the problem is a varicose vein running the length of my vagina and across the cervix. Sex is unbelievably painful, and from the sensation you describe, I suspect you have it, too. Many women get these from being pregnant, and those usually go away within a year after the pregnancy is over.
Mine wasn't caused by pregnancy. It just came out of nowhere, and probably isn't ever going away. There are a lot of ways to treat these--injections, laser treatments, etc... I'm told that eating orange peels, or taking Veinoblend can help in some cases. Doctors can also give you a pain killer that will allow you to have sex. It won't be quite as good as it used to be, but at least it won't be agony.