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Like hitting a wall

I just got married and I found out that I have vaginimus. Anyone else have this?

Re: Like hitting a wall

  • Yup I had it...  Can you insert anything at all into your vagina; tampon, finger, q-tip? I couldn't do anything at all myself but had my hymen punctured during a surgery for an ovarian cyst to help. After that, I used spacers and was eventually able to have pain free sex :) If you can insert at least a tampon you probably will do just fine using spacers, but if not you need to see your doctor. If they are unhelpful and tell you to take a hot bath and drink some wine to solve your problem go to someone else until you get the help and understanding you need and deserve. Here is a helpful website where I got my spacers from:

    vaginismus.com

  • I think I might have it. I got married three weeks ago and the married three weeks ago and it has been physically impossible to consummate the marriage. Both my H and I are so frustrated. He is not understanding and I have ended up depressed and in tears daily. He has even stopped kissing me. He tells me that I need to get this taken care of NOW, but so far trying to find a doctor that is helpful has not happened.

    How did you get diagnosed? Do you have an understanding doctor?

  • If your husband was able to wait until you were married he should calm down and be patient a little longer. Being secure and trusting with your spouse is crucial in overcoming vaginismus.

    I googled the listed gynocologists covered by my health insurance and explored their websites if they had them. The one I ended up choosing was 15 years experienced with the issues I was having. Another way you could find a doctor is by just calling their office and asking if they handle problems with vaginismus/pain with sex/unconsummated relationship etc. This disorder is becomig pretty well known these days so you shouldn't have to hunt too hard. Good luck!

  • I'm going through the same thing as well. I just got married 3 months ago and we cannot have sex because of the pain, it's terrible. I made a doctors appt. for next week so hopefully I get some answers. I'm very nervous for the appt. I've tried many different things for help but nothing is working for me so I hope my doctor can help. I'm just not sure what questions or tests she'll do..
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