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Q: Clitoral Pain
asked by: Girlie_19 on September 6th, 2007
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Hi,

I am a 19 year old girl from the Netherlands, since i start masturbating several years ago i started to feel a lot of clitoral pain after a while of painless stimulation. At first i can stimulate my clitoris without any problems, i am completely aroused and it feels great, but after a while of painless stimulation (variating from 30 seconds to several minutes) it starts to hurt a lot wich makes me stop stimulating.

Since 2 and a half year i got a boyfriend, and when he stimulates me I got the same problem. We tried both masturbation as Oral sex but without any results. We even tried using a vibrator but nothing seems to work. The feeling is absolutly great, and i am completely aroused but no matter where, in what conditions or how we stimulate i still get that pain. Because of this i am not aroused any longer, the sex stops instantly and therefore i have’nt been able of achieving an orgasm in my life. My libido is much lower because of this.

I really want to know what i should do, because i want to have sex longer, more often and most of all i want an orgasm(wich i can’t achieve during intercourse either). Is there someone here with the same problems and maby solutions? Can we do something about it? do i have to go to surgery or is it something else??

thanks for your help
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Tylanas
replied on September 6th, 2007
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Definitely not surgery! O.o

It could be many things.

1. If you are directly stimulating the clitoris itself instead of rubbing the clitoral hood, you could be making it raw from friction.

2. If you use the hood, it could still be friction-caused due to a lack of lubrication.

More lube in either case should help relieve the pain. I get the sense it may be due to friction, since it happens part of the way in and not immediately.
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