Do any women out there experience pain during sexual intercourse?
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Yes, I have a little known disorder called Vulvar Vestibulitis.  There is no cure for it.
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Vulvodynia, vaginitis, Endometriosis, pelvic floor myalgia, side effects of medication, lowered estrogen levels, interstitial cystitis...all are causes for painful sex.  Talk to your doc about other symptoms that may be going on which you might not even think are related and he or she can help you pinpoint a diagnosis and obtain effective treatment. You're not alone, studies have shown that upwards of 20% of all women have experienced dyspareunia. Good luck and feel better.
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No I haven't but I'm just about to have one.\n\nThe doctor has told me that it doesn't hurt - it consists of putting small needles into your nerves and stimulating them.  It's apparently an unusual sensation but not a painful one.
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For some women it is not painful, most important is the man who is doing it, if it is done with lots of lubrication, tenderness and patience, not long and it ends up being a wonderful form of love making. Though not for all women it is by all means worth the effort.
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I'd definitely recommend it.  I haven't had any trouble with side effects, and I don't feel it at all as I'm going about my normal daily activities.  I sometimes notice it during sex, but it certainly doesn't diminish the pleasure.  It hasn't been a problem for me to insert, because there's no need for exact placement.  It can be a litle tricky to get a grip for removal, but it never takes more than a minute.
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It can hurt however your vagina is naturally stretchy to accommodate penetration, if a girl or woman has problems with vaginismus or if she is in pain from the examination the person doing the examination should stop and try to make them more comfortable by reassuring you or using smaller equipment otherwise arrange for another appointment – they should NOT carry on. \n\nI would strongly recommend you go back to where you had your pelvic/pap done and put in a formal complaint about how you were treated, unfortunately a lot of girls and women are under the impression that anything to do with that part of their body almost should be painful, it shouldn't, so she may have done the same to other people. \n\nI'm sorry this first experience was a bad one for you hun, I normally quite like them as it means I get to ask questions etc, I've certainly never had pain during any of my exams, and I've had a lot from the age of 15 to my current age of 23 (virgin or not, makes no real difference), but the person doing your exam was defiantly in the wrong.
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You should at least talk to your doc about it.  It's really not supposed to be so painful honey, good luck!\n\nhttp://www.marilynglenville.com/general/dysmenorrhoea.htm
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I have had painful sex all my life.  I finally was diagnosed with something called Vestibulitis.  There is a  topical treatment available, but you have to get a prescription from a doctor.  Your pain could be caused by that.
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Do you think that, if it would hurt, anyone would enjoy sex?????!!!!!\n\nIt only hurts when it's not done the right way.
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Yes it does hurt the first few times. If you are nervous or scared it might make it hurt worse, and make sure you are not dry down there. If you are you might need to use some extra lubrication.
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My GYN mentioned to me, that occasionally, 2 in 10 women can feel them during intercourse (or their partner can).\n\nhowever, she also told me that you can rinse it with lukewarm water, and put it back in within 3 hours of removal, if it gets in your way.
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Umm....taking it easy AND with alot of lube...it can actually feel good...\n\nI must say that having an orgasm during anal sex is really intense! :) \n\n\n\nI know that not all women like it. I guess some are sensitive back there and some aren't. I suppose it's the same with like nipple stimulation...some like their breasts to be touched and some don't.
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Well the pain cant just be from talking about pain sex. The pain can be from mid point of your period your 18 so your body is about sone growing and is telling you that its almost done I had the same problem as well. I now only feel that way mid way between periods. That is all I can think of about this subject.
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No. Apparently you've been watching too much bad porn. And by bad, I mean fake.\n\nOnce girls/young women have lost their virginity, sex is not painful unless she is forced to have intercourse without becoming properly lubricated first. In other words, as long as there is foreplay and the desire is mutual, sex is pleasant for women, not painful. However, there is a type of "pain" that is a "good pain" that is basically not much more than a bit of temporary pressure on excited nerve endings, and when a woman experiences this, she often responds with moans or screams of pleasure.\n\nIf a woman is screaming so loud it sounds like someone is killing her, there's either one of two problems: 1. She is in pain because she's either a virgin or her vagina isn't lubricated or expanded properly. 2. She's overacting. If it's the first case, by all means stop having sex immediately!!! If it's the second, you can either ask her to shut up or put a pillow over her mouth (but not so tightly as to smother her).
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Many women report occasional pain or discomfort with vaginal penetration (of a finger, tampon, penis, etc.). Others experience severe pain with every episode of penetration. This is called “dyspareunia”. There are different kinds of pain that a woman can experience during sex play or intercourse. Some of these symptoms can be relieved easily with the use of lubricants, while others must be treated medically. This channel focuses on normalizing the experience of pain during certain sexual behaviors, with the accompanying reinforcement that there are definitely steps a woman can take to eliminate the pain. Above all, if any kind of intercourse or penetration is painful, a woman should stop this behavior immediately and seek treatment, so she can avoid potential physical or emotional harm.
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I can't blame her if she is experiencing discomfort, they can be damn bothersome.  Sometimes when you have sex it is like itching a chicken pox or mosquito bite, it only makes it more irritating.  I will say this, yeast infections can be passed back and forth unknown to the guy.  the best advise I ever got, strange as it is going to sound, is for the women to use the vaginal cream and after inserted then proceed to have sex with her partner (thus medicating him).
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First-time sex shouldn't be painful, provided you are with someone you love and you feel completely relaxed with. You have to be completely ready for sex and totally comfortable with the idea. There should also be lots of foreplay to make sure you are well-lubricated. Provided all this is true, you shouldn't experience any pain.\n\nHowever, if a girl feels unsure about having sex, or unsure about the person she's having it with, her vaginal muscles will tense up, which can cause a lot of pain. This is true of any sex, not just first-time sex.\n\nBe safe, have fun.