Vaginismus And Vaginitis( Vaginal Pain) What To Do

Although their names and some of the symptoms are similar, vaginismus and vaginitis are very different.

Vaginismus is the name given to the condition that causes involuntary contraction of the muscles around the vagina to be penetrated. This muscular contraction can occur regardless of the object used for penetration, or the male organ, pad, finger or personal vibrator.

Muscles can even become so strong with vaginismus can be excluded sex.

Apart from the common tighten vaginismus often there is also a stinging or burning of the vagina when inserting anything.

Vaginitis, on the other hand, is the name given to an inflammation or infection of the vagina.

There are several types of vaginitis, ranging from yeast infection, bacterial infection and infection caused by a unicellular parasite transmitted through sexual contact and is called "trich" noninfectious vaginitis caused by a kind of feeling or allergic reaction soaps, fabric softeners, spermicidal products, etc.

The symptoms of vaginitis include itching, irritation and abnormal secretion.

Treatment depends on the type of vaginitis. Fungal infections can be cleared with a cream or suppository. Bacterial infections and trichomoniasis are treated with antibiotics, and non-infectious vaginitis is eliminated by identifying and eliminating the cause of sensitivity.

Because each type of vaginitis requires a different treatment which is absolutely essential that anyone experiencing symptoms, consult your doctor or medical advisor to receive a correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Given the type of treatment, usually vaginitis can be cleared quickly enough.

With vaginismus two categories.

The first type is known as "primary vaginismus," a classification that applies when a woman has never been able to reach a sexual relationship. The second is when the woman may have had sex in the past, but just to struggle, and this type is called secondary vaginismus.

The severity of symptoms and consequences vary from person to person. Some women are able to have sex, including sex, but only real difficulty. However, because of the discomfort, vaginismus can prevent orgasm.

Naturally, such discomfort and pain can cause real fear of sexual intercourse or penetration, causing the woman to avoid sexual intercourse and lose sexual desire.

Each of these symptoms is really beyond the scope of the conscious mind. They are simply involuntary. What happened is that the subconscious feeling is programmed to associate pain with vaginal penetration. He became a "conditioned reflex". As a result, the vaginal muscles instinctively tighten in the body's protective mechanism and to avoid more penetration pain. This hardening can occur before the actual introduction of anything into the vagina - even the suggestion or idea penetration.

Needless to say, it can take its toll on relationships, even prevent people from having children. Sometimes gynecological procedures can be cumbersome and difficult as it may need an anesthetic to be administered to a test.

The causes of vaginismus are varied and the first thing to do is that women can be controlled medically. If the cause of vaginismus is determined to be physical - injury or infection, for example - then it can usually be treated effectively with medication.

Very often, however, vaginismus has psychological foundations, and when that is the case, then the cause is often found in personal history.

At some point in the past, women may have severe pain or discomfort experienced in the vaginal area, or, less frequently, she may have learned of the pain of the other and were marked by a process known as "emotional contagion". In this "subconscious awareness event was" programmed "to link pain with the idea of having sex or with the idea of inserting anything into the vagina.

Sometimes women can remember this awareness event, but can often be lost to conscious memory.

Fortunately, there is a way in which this program can be rewritten and reverse effect. The fastest and most effective ways to achieve this is to work with the subconscious mind in hypnosis. The use of suggestion therapy and enhancement, the subconscious can be re-formed, so more automatically associated discomfort and pain with vaginal penetration.

Working with the subconscious, modern advanced hypnotherapy can really help to restore the body's natural ability and vagina to function as it was designed to do.

If you have experienced vaginismus or vaginitis then consult your doctor or medical advisor before consulting with the therapist. Whether by antibiotics or hypnotherapy can not be surprised to see how fast you can help.

Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only and should not be treated as a substitute for the medical advice of your physician or other healthcare professional.