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vincesummer

March 11th, 2012

I want to ask about the dryness of anus in women. My wife has always liked to do anal sex, but since one year ago endometriosis disease attack her, we are not able to perform anal sex, because my wife's anus is always dry and easily torn.
8 months ago her in the surgical removal of endometriosis, now each us doing anal sex, her anus is always torn. Why?
I encourage her to drink vitamin E to keep skin elastic.
Is there a vitamin E which does not contain "Soybean", because my wife is forbidden to drink and feed containing soybean.
Is there any relation the surgical removal of endometrioasis with drought in the anus? whether because of age? but it should not be in just one year has been experiencing drought.
Please help my wife to solve this problem.

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