vaginal pain

Vaginal Entrance (Band) Pain

Pain caused by thick skin at the vaginal entrance

Band pain is caused by thick skin at the vaginal entrance.

When the edge of the vaginal opening is tight and forms a band, the skin splits, which can cause a sharp pain. It is one of the main causes of painful sex, which leads to anorgasmia and sexless relationships. At UROGYN Woman Clinic we relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods, taking into account elasticity, length and width as well as your age, menopausal status and other factors.

Why treating band pain matters to us at UROGYN

Because it is one of the main causes of painful sex, which leads to anorgasmia and sexless relationships.

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Band pain may be the cause if

your vaginal entrance is narrow and penetration is difficult
your vaginal entrance has narrowed after excessive vaginal tightening
your vaginal wall has hardened after cervical cancer treatment
you have vaginal atrophy

vaginal pain

Band pain that gets in the way of vaginal orgasm

A diagram of the vulva, with the band below the vaginal entrance marked by a dotted line

When the edge of the vaginal opening is tight and forms a band, the skin splits, which can cause a sharp pain.

process

Treating band pain

We relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods, taking into account elasticity, length and width as well as your age, menopausal status and other factors.

Identifying the cause and your condition
We identify the cause and assess your condition during a consultation
Treatment
Treatment using the method each woman needs
Aftercare
Aftercare to reduce the chance of the pain returning

Frequently asked questions

What is band pain?

Pain caused by thick skin at the vaginal entrance.

What causes band pain?

When the edge of the vaginal opening is tight and forms a band, the skin splits, which can cause a sharp pain.

How do I know if I might have band pain?

It may be the cause if your vaginal entrance is narrow and penetration is difficult, if your vaginal entrance has narrowed after excessive vaginal tightening, if your vaginal wall has hardened after cervical cancer treatment, or if you have vaginal atrophy.

Why is it important to treat band pain?

Because it is one of the main causes of painful sex, which leads to anorgasmia and sexless relationships.

How is band pain treated?

We relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods, taking into account elasticity, length and width as well as your age, menopausal status and other factors.

Can it be treated without surgery?

Yes. We relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods, depending on your condition.

What are the steps of treatment?

Step 1, identifying the cause and your condition: we identify the cause and assess your condition during a consultation. Step 2, treatment: using the method each woman needs. Step 3, aftercare: to reduce the chance of the pain returning.