Vaginismus - Treatment & Cure

Vaginismus refers to an involuntary tightening of the outer part of the vagina at the time of sexual intercourse so that no entry inside the vagina is possible.

Sometimes an unusually tight or small opening of the hymen is confused with vaginismus.

Such a physical constriction can be removed surgically but that does not treat vaginismus.

Hence, vaginismus can only be treated if it has been successfully diagnosed.

Also, a mere psychological interview can not surely diagnose vaginismus.

A physical examination making direct contact with the opening of the vagina and thus feeling its involuntary spasm is the only way to assure the presence of vaginismus.

The possible causes of vaginismus are religious taboos, sexual trauma, painful intercourse, and lesbian orientation.

The 'Sex for Enlightenment Workshop', along with its projected target, also works as a spontaneous treatment and cure of vaginismus.