Painful Sex - Is it Normal?
Painful sex - is it normal? We are here to tell you that pain with sex is very common, but NOT normal. It’s not your fault and it’s not all in your head. We are NOT going to tell you to just give it time, have another glass of wine, take a hot bath, or any of the other bad advice that is floating around out there.
To be blunt, this is ridiculous and prevents people from getting the help they need! Women deserve to have pleasurable sex without pain, and we are here to help renew intimacy in your relationship and enjoy sex again!
Causes of Painful Sex
Because so many people aren’t comfortable discussing pain with sex, you’d be shocked at how common it really is! 50% of women report pain with sex! Some of the most common causes of painful sex include overactive pelvic floor muscles, vulvoodynia, vaginismus, scar tissue, and dryness.
The most important thing that you need to know is that you don’t have to tolerate this, and it can get better! The pain won’t magically disappear, but you can start tackling this issue by identifying the root of your pain!
Ready to enjoy quiet (or not-so-quiet) time at home again?
Just follow the 3 steps below.
Next Steps:
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Improve your knowledge about all factors causing pain with sex.
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If you haven’t already, make sure you download our FREE guide on ways to make sex less painful.
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Schedule your private, one-on-one, consultation to determine your game plan in order to be "active" again.