The different degrees of vaginismus symptoms
Vaginismus (or vaginismus) is the involuntary contraction of the muscles of the vagina. This involuntary contraction “closes” the vaginal opening, making any type of vaginal penetration painful and, in some cases, even impossible. There are many different symptoms that a woman suffering from vaginismus can observe in her condition and there are many variations in these symptoms. These variations are highly dependent on the causes, types, complications, and overall health of the woman. However, no matter how severe the symptoms are, they are easily treated if the woman follows an appropriate treatment program. Also, it is important to note that the symptoms of vaginismus vary from woman to woman. For example, one woman with vaginismus may insert her fingers into her vagina, while another may not even be able to touch her vagina due to pain.
Symptoms of vaginismus can range from mild discomfort or tension in the vagina to complete closure of the vaginal opening. This complete closure of the vaginal opening makes any type of penetration painful. If you are one of the women who suffer from vaginismus, it is essential that you know the intensity, severity and variation of the symptoms. Some of the varying degrees of vaginismus symptoms are mentioned below:
• Some women may experience a burning sensation when having sex, but it may subside in a few days. Also, some women may experience a persistent burning sensation around the vaginal region.
• In some women, there is a complete closure of the vaginal opening and this makes it difficult and in some cases even impossible any type of vaginal penetration.
• Some women may also experience spasms in the legs, back, lower back, and other muscles while having sex.
• Some women may not feel like having sex and may avoid any type of sexual activity due to fear of experiencing pain.
• Some women may insert a tampon into the vagina, while others may find it difficult to insert their own fingers into the vagina.
• Some women may also experience burning and stinging sensations, while others may experience only tightness.
• Some women can have a partial insertion of the penis, but not without experiencing pain and difficulty.
• A large number of women with vaginismus cannot insert anything into the vagina and find it almost impossible to have sexual intercourse.
• Some women can insert a penis without moving, as the woman experiences severe pain.
• Some women with vaginismus can also become anxious just by looking at a needle or other pointed object.
• In some women, due to tightness of the vagina, there is no penetration
• Some women may also experience sexual pain without a valid cause.
These were some of the varying degrees of symptoms of vaginismus. However, no matter how severe the symptoms are, you should know that there is a treatment for vaginismus and that it can help you get rid of it completely and without wasting too much of your hard-earned money. Some of the most effective treatment options for vaginismus include vaginal dilation, Kegel exercises, Botox treatment, hypnosis, and many more. Therefore, if you suffer from vaginismus, it is advisable that you go through a treatment program, which is the most suitable for you, and treat the condition as soon as possible.