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Q: Dry vagina during intercourse

asked by: 123tyra on January 29th, 2009

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Hi, Im new to this site but find it quite helpful (be gentle!)My question, to anyone who may be able to help me, is when me and my boyfriend are having sex, I tend to cum when he masturbates me, but when we begin penetrative sex, I seem to "dry up" and he has a lot of trouble entering me. This is quite uncomfortable for him also he says..Anybody any tips, or causes why this happens?Ã�ï¿½Ã�Â I love this man so much, together 3 years and am very comfortable with him so I cannot understand why my body reacts this way.Thanks Sad

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JavaMissus

replied on January 29th, 2009

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Hi 123tyra and welcome to ehealth...Try using a lubricant...Insert this inside yourself or cover his penis or condom before entry...Astroglide is great...Comes in a strawberry flavor as well.. Very Happy

..There are other brands out there, but use lubrication...I think this will solve your problem....

Best wishes,
Caroline

Users who thank JavaMissus for this post: 123tyra

tutule

replied on January 29th, 2009

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dryness

I don't get wet during sex this makes me feel pains. why is it so and what should I do?

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