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  • February 5, 2020 at 11:15 AM #26724
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    You have to keep dilating…I couldn’t even fit a cotton stick and after level 5 I managed to have sex.
    I was diagnosed with primary Vaginismus and have been dilating on/off for years now.
    Having said that I still feel pain during sex.
    I’m in an off/On relationship with someone who is not small… and no matter how many times I felt I was ready for painless sex after dilation, it seems that I’m not, and find sex painful and uncomfortable. I wonder if Botox will help me have painless sex… Has anyone tried Botox after seeing that there was no progress with dilation during intercourse?

    February 5, 2020 at 11:09 AM #26722
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    Has anyone had the Botox AFTER dilation?

    I was diagnosed with primary Vaginismus and have been dilating on/off for years now. I’m in an off/On relationship with someone who is not small… and no matter how many times I felt I was ready for painless sex after dilation, it seems that I’m not, and find sex really painful and uncomfortable. I wonder if Botox will help me have painless sex…

    February 5, 2020 at 10:43 AM #26719
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    Has anyone had the Botox AFTER dilation?

    I was diagnosed with primary Vaginismus and have been dilating on/off for years now. I’m in an off/On relationship with someone who is not small… and no matter how many times I felt I was ready for painless sex after dilation, it seems that I’m not, and find sex really painful and uncomfortable. I wonder if Botox will help me have painless sex…

    February 5, 2020 at 10:40 AM #26718
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    I was diagnosed with primary Vaginismus. My therapist helped me insert my first dilator, and I’ve have been dilating on/off for years now. The first time I had intercourse was painful but I was so proud of myself that I wanted to continue working on myself till It got better. I’m in an off/On relationship with someone who is not small… and no matter how many times I felt I was ready for painless sex after dilation, it seems that I’m not and find sex really painful and uncomfortable. I wonder if Botox will help me have painless sex…

    February 5, 2020 at 10:31 AM #26717
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    I have used many Lubricants ( although not the ones recommended on this thread) I must say that coconut oil was the best for me, dilators and partner.

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