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Q: Dryness

asked by: kayli_1 on July 7th, 2007

New User

Lately i have been havin a problem with lubrication in my vagina, it has been quite difficult to keep it lubricated during forplay and intercourse. Once it starts to feel wet and my partner is inside the lubrication on the outside dissappers. When it is not lubricated enough it hurts, i was wondering if anyone else has problems with this? and also how to overcome it? Any help would be much appriciated and thankyou to people that helped before.
Thankyou
Kayli xx

Replies(8)

princess55

replied on July 7th, 2007

New User

Yes I have a similar problem, mine is caused from being on the birth control pill. The only solution is to use a sexual lubricant, such as KY Jelly or astro glide. You can use as much or as little as needed and it makes sex less painful and much more enjoyable!

Fairy Godmother

replied on July 7th, 2007

Supporter

Have had this problem for years....especially when you have a "gifted husband". We like the "KY warming liquid". Kinda like an added boost of excitement in a bottle! Makes for AWESOME sex!

nickynickynicky

replied on July 11th, 2007

New User

It's from the pill or another form of birth control that uses hormones like injections, etc. If you switch to an I.U.D., this problem will go away entirely and your sexual desire will increase too.

Repolo

replied on July 23rd, 2007

New User

Try Sentia pills for women. This supplement increases woman's libido so it solves the problems with lubricant.

Georgia59

replied on July 24th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

nickynickynicky wrote:

It's from the pill or another form of birth control that uses hormones like injections, etc. If you switch to an I.U.D., this problem will go away entirely and your sexual desire will increase too.

true, but not necessarily. And iuds can have hormones too, there is the copper kind with hormones and the mirena with progesterone.

An iud is not a sure bet that your sexual desire will increase.

Tylanas

replied on July 24th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Georgia59 wrote:

nickynickynicky wrote:

It's from the pill or another form of birth control that uses hormones like injections, etc. If you switch to an I.U.D., this problem will go away entirely and your sexual desire will increase too.

true, but not necessarily. And iuds can have hormones too, there is the copper kind with hormones and the mirena with progesterone.

An iud is not a sure bet that your sexual desire will increase.

Um, to my knowledge, the Copper Coil IUD has NO hormones...

Georgia59

replied on July 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Eiri wrote:

Georgia59 wrote:

nickynickynicky wrote:

It's from the pill or another form of birth control that uses hormones like injections, etc. If you switch to an I.U.D., this problem will go away entirely and your sexual desire will increase too.

true, but not necessarily. And iuds can have hormones too, there is the copper kind with hormones and the mirena with progesterone.

An iud is not a sure bet that your sexual desire will increase.

Um, to my knowledge, the Copper Coil IUD has NO hormones...

Oops. I meant to insert a 'no' in there. Thanks.

Tylanas

replied on July 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Hehehe ^^ oki doki then.

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