sex gets painful

Been there,
Lube is the answer!
Stop having sex until you feel back to normal. When the two of you start having sex again, make sure to use lube before (and during, if necessary!).

yea, and see if you can get him to go down on you for atleast 30minutes to relax and warm you up for it...then you might not need any lube at all!

My wife used Sentia pills to be able to have enough lube. Now she doesn't feel pain during intercourse. She began feeling orgasms.

wow..thanks..lol...ill try that then...

Yea I know from my wife that Sentia is a very popular supplement among women.

I am 48 years old female. I was married for 13 years. During the time of my 13 year marriage, when I was engaged in sex with my husband, I was extremely lubricated. I did not suffer from any sexual pain or malfunction that I can recall. In 2001 I became devorced and I had an hystorectomy. I was not sexually active after this surgery for about 7 years. In 2008, I met a very nice guy friend. We have been sexually active. Initially the sex was good, and still is. However, one month into the relationship, I have been having allergic reactions after having sex. The sensation seems to start in my vagina clitoris area, then it goes all over my body and all my moist areas. I get an itchy, prickly, warm, pulsating irritated feeling all over my skin. I have gotten a thorough checkup by my OB-GYN, and my general practitioner has given me a complete blood workup. All the tests have come up well. I dont know what to do. My friend is a really nice guy, and he is a wonderful help to me. We are planning to get married soon. However the itching concerns I have almost everytime we have sex has really puts a strain on our relationship. I want to know if I am too sensitive in my vagina and what I can do to overcome this sensitivity.

Do you use condoms? If so, you may be allergic to latex. Or if he comes inside of you, you may be allergic to his semen. When you say it's all over your skin, do you mean everywhere?