Vaginismus and its impact on female sub-fertility

Vaginismus is a condition that affects many women, yet it remains underdiscussed and misunderstood. It can have a significant impact on a woman's reproductive health and her ability to conceive.

In this video, we define Vaginismus and explain what causes this condition. Vaginismus is a complex condition characterized by involuntary muscle spasms in the pelvic floor, which can make penetration painful or impossible.

You will understand the common symptoms of Vaginismus and the various factors that can contribute to its development, including physical, psychological, and emotional triggers.

Vaginismus and Infertility: Explore the link between Vaginismus and female infertility. How can Vaginismus impact a woman's ability to conceive, and what are the challenges she may face?

Treatment and Management: Learn about the different treatment options available for Vaginismus, including physical therapy, counseling, and medical interventions. Discover how addressing Vaginismus can positively impact a woman's reproductive health.

Prevention and Early Intervention: Discuss ways to raise awareness about Vaginismus and the importance of early intervention. The earlier Vaginismus is addressed, the better the chances of preventing potential infertility issues.

If you or someone you know is dealing with Vaginismus or fertility-related concerns, this video is a valuable resource for understanding the condition and finding the help and support needed.

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[infertilitycoe]

Brilliant insight Dr Nisha....thanks a lot for talking on such an important but less discussed topic

[infertilitycoe]

As I understand the problem of vaginismus, will it be a good idea to have premarital sex or masturbation to prevent vaginismus if planning to get married late