Vaginismus

Turkiye Istanbul Vaginismus, which is the inability to unite as a result of involuntary contraction of the muscles in the vagina, or the painful and painful realization of it, can cause loss of sexual interest if not treated.

What is Vaginismus?

This phobic reaction, which is related to the union experienced by women with vaginismus, may weaken all images of sexuality over time. Many vaginismus women do not have problems with foreplay or clitoral orgasm. Vaginal wetting occurs during sexual arousal. When it is the turn to unite, the pleasures are replaced by fear, anxiety, dryness and contractions. This phobic confrontation, which comes right after the feeling of pleasure, causes the mind to weaken other pleasures and decrease interest. As a result, no one wants to face their phobia.

In general, the basis of sexual reluctance seen in vaginismus is the fear that "the end will come together". Vaginismus can get sexual pleasure in touching and making love without the concern of union.

Loss of sexual interest due to reunion anxiety also causes couples to distance themselves from each other, alienate and decrease their sharing over time. This asexual life, which started with the effect of vaginismus, brings with it a very challenging and disappointing environment for couples.

After the vaginismus, which negatively affects both private and social life, is treated, it may take some time for the woman to adapt to an active sexual life. It is important for couples to receive sexual therapy in order to reconstruct the image of sexuality, which is completely kneaded by fears and misinformation, and to meet the pleasure dimension of reunion. In this way, the new information acquired can take the form of behavior and the time for the mind to adapt to it is accelerated. In this way, a healthy sexual life, which is the basis of a healthy marriage, is achieved.

Istanbul Vaginismus and sexual reluctance due to vaginismus can be treated in a short time with professional support.

Gynecology and Obstetrics Specialist

Op. Dr. Tamer Gultekin