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Vaginal Muscle Contraction

Vaginal muscle contraction is an involuntary response to sexual stimulation. Pubococcygeus is the main muscle involved in the contraction. It enhances pleasure during sexual activity. Vaginal contractions increase the chance of conceiving as it helps in transmitting the sperms.

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Can vaginal muscles weaken due to excess sex?

Query: Hello doctor,Are weak vaginal muscles a side effect of excessive sex? I just want to know if weak vaginal muscles are related to excessive sex. Could too much frequency of copulation weaken the vagina? Kindly suggest.  Read Full »


Dr. Balakrishnan R

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. No, vaginal muscles do not weaken by having sex frequently. Possible causes for vaginal weakness are: 1. Repeated vaginal deliveries - if this is the cause you will need to have surgical correction of the vaginal opening and the perineal musc...  Read Full »

I am not able to penetrate my wife. Please help.

Query: Hello doctor, My wife and I are unable to have intercourse as it is the first time for both of us. We recently got married and when we tried, we failed to do it as it was very painful for my wife. It has been one month and we failed every time. Also, we applied KY Jelly as a lubricant, but it did n...  Read Full »


Dr. Bharat Udey

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It is quite normal to have such difficulties while having coitus with an intact hymen. It is a painful condition for both partners, and an unsuccessful attempt further adds to the stress. For satisfactory coitus try the following: Before coitus calm your pa...  Read Full »

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