Vaginal Dryness & Pain?

Question

How much time should be devoted to sexual arousal in order to prevent vaginal dryness & pain?

Answer 1

What ever it takes. However ther is nothing wrong with using KY jelly or some other vaginal cream. It is a common problem and yes it can be very painful. Husbands just don't always understand that you are not saying NO to them you are saying NO to the pain.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Pain is inevitable if you have vaginal dryness. You need not limit time of your sex for the reason and you Can continue as long as you can and want with proper lubrication. The reason etc. for this dryness, are as under:
Vaginal dryness is a condition that occurs when the vagina isn't properly lubricated. Vaginal dryness can make daily activities uncomfortable and sexual intercourse less pleasurable. During menopause, vaginal dryness is most common cause of painful sex. Vaginal dryness is very common and affects women of all ages.
Some of the symptoms of vaginal dryness include:-Dryness, Itching, Burning, Irritation, A feeling of pressure, Pain or light bleeding with sex
A variety of conditions can cause vaginal dryness. Determining the cause is key to helping you find an appropriate solution. Some common causes include: - Decreased estrogen levels usually occurs during menopause, Chronic yeast infection, Douching, Vaginal bacterial infection, Due to usage of certain Medications for cancer, allergy, ulcer, antidepressant High B.P,Vaginal trauma, Benign or malignant tumor.
Treatment
Yes. The treatment will depend on the cause. If vaginal dryness is caused by low levels of estrogen, estrogen therapy may help. Estrogen therapy can be administered via a skin patch, vaginal cream, and oral supplements. Lubricants and moisturizers may help sexual enjoyment. Do not use products may irritate your vagina or cause infection.

Answer 4

Women generally need more foreplay than men to become sexually aroused and become lubricated. this will vary with various women but maybe 15 minutes of kissing and petting should be a beginning. Now there is another factor involved in this and that is as women age they some time loss the lubrication so some women use other lubricates to help with this problem. Sex should never be rushed with women. It is not pleasurable and can be down right painful when it is rushed. No amount of lubricate can make up for impatience on the male's part. rushing even can make a women loss the desire to even have sex. Have you ever heard the song "I need a lover with a slow hand, I need a lover with the easy touch, When it comes to love I want a slow hand"? That is the secret to a woman enjoying sex. So as far as I am concerned the longer the foreplay the better before fantastic sex.

Answer 5

well it depends on the girl. it can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 20 mintues to really get things going. it can take longer and it can take less but what it comes down to is the girl and how her brain/body work. but if you dry out during it may be you dont drink enough water or that your guy need to have some lubricant ready so that you can enjoy the second half of your little get together.

Answer 6

as much time as it takes each women is different , but you could always use a type of lubricant if you don't want to bother with the sexual arousal part

Answer 7

I'm not a doctor - just a woman who knows what you're talking about - and I need a lot of kissing and foreplay (at least 30 minutes) before I'm ready to go - and even then I still need some KY. (sorry hope that wasn't too graphic).

Answer 8

It varies from person to person.
I wish there was a clear cut answer for you, but there really isn't.
The way to totally be sure of prevention is using a personal lubricant.

Answer 9

Dont attempt for intercourse straightaway. Take yout time for forepkay make sure the areas are sufficiently wet, then no pain

Answer 10

depends on the woman and keep in mind that all bodies are not alike here. I suggest you try KY Jelly if it keeps becoming a problem and consult your OBGYN asap