How To Effectively Treat Vaginismus

Physical

The physical symptoms must be treated as well, and one of the tools a patient's counselor or doctor might recommend is a vaginal dilator. These tools should be used with a professional's supervision. The patient will place the dilators inside their vagina. These cone-shaped dilators progressively become bigger, and this process allows the vaginal muscles to stretch and increase their flexibility. For better intimacy prospects, a patient might have their partner help with insertion. After the woman completes treatment using the dilators, they might attempt intercourse with their partner again. Kegel exercises are also helpful for the physical component. To engage in Kegel exercises, you must repeatedly relax and tighten the muscles in your pelvic floor. These muscles control your bladder, rectum, and vagina.

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