Vaginismus

Vaginismus is the contraction of muscles of the lower third of the vagina. This can make it very difficult and painful penetration, and in some cases impossible. The woman may feel excitement but fails to relax muscles, in most cases, vaginismus is psychological in origin. Of great help in these cases is the practice of Kegel exercises to achieve elasticity in the vaginal muscles and ensure control over them. When you make a consultation with a gynecologist is very important to mention that you are having problems with sex because these professionals are given to indicate whether there is any physical cause and correct it or refer to a psychological consultation.

Dyspareunia

In dyspareunia there is no vaginal pain during intercourse. In dyspareunia is more likely to have an organic problem, some type of infection in the genito-urinary irritation by contact with a substance or vaginal dryness of menopause itself. It may also be emotional reasons, not to take interest in the couple and the excitement he did not relax the muscles of the vagina. There may also be causes of emotional and in most female sexual dysfunctions.

Anaphrodisia

In women anaphrodisia is related to not having any interest in sex, feel rejection toward sex and you do so as an obligation. The causes are usually of psychological origin, problems with partner, lack of communication, depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, etc. It is solved by some relaxation therapy sessions.