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Q: Dry During Sex - I Don't Know Why?

asked by: ria23 on April 14th, 2007

New User

hi!!

i am a new member. im not sure i this site is the right page to post my comments/questions.

anyways, i do need to know why i do get dry fast during sex? though, there are times that i don't get dry that fast. and i only experience this just now.

i was active (sex) around 6 months ago. then i stopped having sex. and now, i am active in sex again but it gets dry. i don't know why?

what should i do? what should i be worried about?

Replies(2)

Akkette

replied on April 17th, 2007

Experienced User

I would suggest you seek a Dr. It may be thrush but i am just guessing here. Make sure you use lubricant just to make sure your little "flower" dosent get to sore.

Good Luck

Natalie

meblonde01

replied on April 20th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Dry During Sex - I Don't Know Why?

ria23 wrote:

ria23.. I guess I would need to know your age. after menpoause it it completely normal to have dryness. Things just change. Some time it get day and the walls can crack and you can get a little pink spotting. This to is normal. KY works great for these problems.

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