[Nicola]

It’s the length of time it takes to treat that scares me. As much as I realize it takes time, I’m terrified it will take too much time. I’m 18 nearly 19 and some people said it took 7 years to treat. Slightly weird question but a lot of things I read up on say’s the male partner plays a huge part in the treatment. There’s a problem there for me since I haven’t got a boyfriend. Has anyone been getting treated without having a boyfriend or anything?

[Nicola]

Hi Bitesize! Glad to hear your getting treatment! And that you have been in a successful relationship while dealing with Vaginismus! When you say you have been dealing with it for a couple of years, is that how long you have been getting treatment?
The botox treatment seem’s to be the quickest solution, but i havent been able to find anything online about it being available in Ireland. However I’m sure even if it was the cost would be high! I’m extremely happy I found this site too, My closest friends are all boys so it would be pretty uncomfortable for them and me to talk about it lol 🙂 Glad to meet you too 🙂 xx

[Nicola]

Hi, Bitesize.
I’m also from Ireland, Just wondering have you went to any clinics for treatment or anything? I have been recently told I have primary vanginismus so I’m looking for a clinic that treats it.

[Nicola]

Thanks for the response! It really is a comfort knowing there is other people going through and went through the same thing as me. I’m currently in college in Dublin at the moment, but if I can’t get any success from trying dilators I will most definitely make time to take a trip over to Dr.Pacik’s! I’m really happy to hear that not only you successfully treated Primary Vaginismus but you also found someone who stuck by you the whole time. Did you need any therapy during the treatment process? My doctor told me Primary Vaginismus can be cause by something psychological and therapy may be needed?
Just curious, has anyone found anywhere in Ireland that successfully treated them for Primary Vaginismus?

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