The article discusses the experiences of several women who faced vaginismus, a painful condition that prevents penetration during intercourse due to involuntary pelvic muscle spasms. Many women, including Mariangeles Montero, initially struggled to understand their pain, often attributing it to normal discomfort or lack of lubrication. Reports of vaginismus prevalence vary widely across countries, with a notable lack of reliable data in places like Spain. The article highlights the importance of awareness and understanding of vaginismus, emphasizing the psychological and emotional journey women undergo to seek solutions and support.
What they were actually experiencing is known as vaginismus, a problem that makes penetration difficult during intercourse due to involuntary spasms of the pelvic floor muscles that surround the vagina.
In countries like Spain, there is a lack of reliable estimates entirely, making it difficult to understand the extent of vaginismus and its impact on women's sexual health.
For years, she tried many solutions and at one point, she thought it was due to a lack of lubrication. She also resorted to sessions meant to supposedly heal the feminine bloodline.
I literally searched on Google, 'why won't the penis go in?' confesses Montero, reflecting the frustration and confusion many women face regarding vaginismus.
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