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Q: Dry, But Not a Martini!

asked by: concernedgf on June 3rd, 2005

New User

I have a problem! When aroused, I can produce some decent lubrication, however, I need to be really aroused for this to happen. In the past I have relied on lubricants, and even saliva to get the job done, but there's something to be said for getting wet naturally. Does anyone know of any dietary supplements that can help me in this area???

Replies(3)

concernedgf

replied on June 8th, 2005

New User

Okay,
i'm a 23 year old caucasian woman with no injuries to speak of. As far as I know, this is a cognitive problem, and nothing more, however, it's still a problem, and i'm looking for solutions!

sunshinedust1805

replied on June 20th, 2005

New User

Condoms

I have noticed when I have sex with no comdoms I stay very lubricated.....But when I use condoms that's when it drys up I think it's just natual and all waterbasted lubes work cause all you have to do is reactive the lube with water.......

dane211

replied on June 21st, 2005

Experienced User

Not Uncommon

This is not as un-common as you think. Use ky jelly.
Sometimes though it it caused by a blockage in the two glands that secrete lubrication. It is an out-patient procedure to have these opened and you can go back to having intercourse in a day or two.

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