Can vaginal dryness (GSM) cause pain with penetration?
Can vaginal dryness (GSM) cause pain with penetration? Yes, vaginal dryness caused by Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) is one of the most common reasons for…
What are the most common causes of painful sex in women?
What are the most common causes of painful sex in women? Painful sex in women can result from multiple physical, hormonal, and psychological causes. The most…
Can pain be “burning” or “tearing” yet not due to infection?
Can pain be "burning" or "tearing" yet not due to infection? Yes, absolutely. Burning, stinging, or tearing sensations at the vulva or vaginal entrance are frequently…
What is dyspareunia (pain with sex) and how is it classified?
What is dyspareunia (pain with sex) and how is it classified? Dyspareunia is the medical term for persistent genital pain experienced before, during, or after sexual…
What’s the difference between superficial and deep dyspareunia?
What’s the difference between superficial and deep dyspareunia? The primary difference lies in the specific location of the pain and the timing of when it occurs…
What is dyspareunia (pain with sex) and how is it classified?
What is dyspareunia (pain with sex) and how is it classified? Dyspareunia is the medical term for persistent or recurrent genital pain just before, during, or…
What is vaginal laxity and how is it assessed?
What is vaginal laxity and how is it assessed? Vaginal laxity is a sensation of looseness or reduced support in the vaginal canal and entrance. It…
Are polynucleotides better than PRP for elasticity and hydration?
Are polynucleotides better than PRP for elasticity and hydration? Are polynucleotides better than PRP for elasticity and hydration? We don’t have head-to-head vaginal trials. PRP (from…
What is a vulvo-vaginal skin booster and can it help support?
What is a vulvo-vaginal skin booster and can it help support? A vulvo-vaginal “skin booster” is a low-viscosity injectable (usually hyaluronic acid) placed very superficially to…
Are dilators ever used after procedures, and why?
Are dilators ever used after procedures, and why? Yes—vaginal dilators can be used selectively after laser/RF or superficial injectables to help comfort, reduce guarding, and re-introduce…
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