Many women suffer chronic pain in the internal and external genitalia, and pain during intercourse. Even though gynaecological test results come back normal, they are troubled by considerable pain and discomfort, which often takes them out of their intimate life altogether.
The primary treatment is pharmacological, surgical or psychotherapeutic, and sometimes small corrections in aesthetic gynaecology are enough. In recent years, however, it is urogynaecological physiotherapy that has moved to the front in how effectively it reduces or removes pain during intercourse.
I work with my own methods and have a very high success rate in helping women return to enjoying intimacy and in clearly reducing their pain.
By definition, the sexual dysfunctions related to the organs are:
- Dyspareunia - pain during sexual intercourse
- Vulvodynia - pain of the vulva
- Vestibulodynia - pain at the entrance to the vagina
- Vaginismus - difficulty with penetration, inability to admit the penis into the vagina, pain in the genitals and the pelvis
Therapy
- Manual pain-relief techniques
- Learning self-therapy
- Sets of pain-relief exercises
- Learning to work with the breath
- Stretching exercises
- Releasing therapy on trigger points per vaginam
- Osteopathic techniques on the sacroiliac joints
- Pain-relief therapy per rectum
- Own methods for reducing pain on penetration and during intercourse