What treatment works best for dyspareunia in a 26-year-old?

Hi,

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I can understand your concern.

• A lot of females suffer such problems during sexual intercourse. Have you used some lubricants during sexual intercourse?

• Use of water based lubricants like K-Y jelly helps to smoothen the penetration and thus reduces pain.

• If the problem persists even after that, then another option is to use Lignocaine jelly (Lignocaine hydrochloride) just a few minutes before penetration. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with him or her, and take the medicine with consent.

• I suggest you to apply Lignocaine jelly over the external part of the vaginal wall. Within a few minutes, this will reduce the severity and will also help with lubrication. In my opinion, the pain will definitely reduce after regular intercourse.

• Spend a lot of time in foreplay. This will moisten your vagina, and vaginal secretions will help with penetration.

• If the penis is not able to penetrate beyond 5 cm, then try to penetrate your finger in the vagina after taking proper precautions for the infection.

• If you are able to penetrate vaginal normally, then no need to worry. If any mass-like lesion or obstruction is felt, then consult an obstetrician and get a physical examination done to rule out the cause of obstruction.

For further information, consult a sexologist online.

Thank you.