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Q: Getting pregnant with vaginismous
asked by: kanijrenu on September 23rd, 2009
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i have vaginismous and i can't have penetrative sex with my husband. we are trying for last one year for a baby.He is ejaculating in my vagina opening,but still i could not conceive. Please do help me. How can I get pregnant? I just can't have the penetrative sex. regards
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MyrahU
replied on September 23rd, 2009
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Have you been to a gynecologist that specializes in treating pain with intercourse? They are out there and are much more helpful than a regular doctor in this regard. There are even physical therapists that can help you with bio-feedback, relaxation techniques, and other things. I've even heard of Botox working, along with other therapy. Look into it. You don't have to live with Vaginismus. It can get better.

That said, what about artificial insemination to get pregnant? Have you considered that?
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kanijrenu
replied on September 26th, 2009
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Thanks a lot, I consulted one she gave me some relaxation tablet for one month.....no use....well I shall consult some new gynecologist but artificial insemination fears me more. I just can't tolerate any insertion. I am really demoralized. regards
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MyrahU
replied on September 27th, 2009
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Perhaps under sedation? You could also consult a sex therapist about this, as well. Vaginismus has both physical and emotional components. The emotional issues can be the cause or just something that persists because of the fear of the pain.

There is also always adoption or surrogacy, as well. There are a lot of wonderful children out there in need of a good and loving home.
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