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Partner-related pain care at UROGYN Woman Clinic

Partner-related pain

Partner-Related Pain

Pain caused by the condition of a man’s genitals or by poor technique

Partner-related pain is pain during sex caused by the condition of the man’s genitals or by the wrong approach to sex.

The cause of painful sex does not always lie with the woman, so UROGYN Woman Clinic also considers the condition of the man’s genitals. A larger penis does not mean a stronger orgasm. What matters more than size is making sure the woman feels no pain. We use a questionnaire to check whether the cause of a woman’s pain lies with her partner, and help relieve it.

Why treating partner-related pain matters to us at UROGYN

The cause of painful sex does not always lie with the woman, so we also consider the condition of the man’s genitals.

CHECKLIST

Partner-related pain may be the cause if

  • your partner has penile curvature
  • your partner thrusts very fast
  • your partner has had excessive penile enlargement surgery

Partner-related pain

Partner-related pain that gets in the way of vaginal orgasm

A 3D diagram showing the male pelvis and genital structure

A larger penis does not mean a stronger orgasm. What matters more than size is making sure the woman feels no pain.

process

Treating partner-related pain

We use a questionnaire to check whether the cause of a woman’s pain lies with her partner, and help relieve it.

  1. Identifying the cause and your condition

    We identify the cause and assess your condition during a consultation

  2. Treatment

    Treatment using the method each person needs

※ Where needed, we can refer your partner to UROGYN Men’s Clinic.

Frequently asked questions

What is partner-related pain?
Pain during sex caused by the condition of the man’s genitals or by the wrong approach to sex.
Is painful sex always caused by something in the woman?
No. The cause does not always lie with the woman, so we also consider the condition of the man’s genitals.
Does a larger penis mean a stronger orgasm?
No. What matters more than size is making sure the woman feels no pain.
How do I know if my pain might be partner-related?
It may be partner-related if your partner has penile curvature, thrusts very fast, or has had excessive penile enlargement surgery.
How do you check for partner-related pain?
We use a questionnaire to check whether the cause of a woman’s pain lies with her partner, and help relieve it.
Does my partner need to be seen as well?
Where needed, we can refer him to UROGYN Men’s Clinic.
What are the steps?
Step 1: identifying the cause and your condition during a consultation. Step 2: treatment using the method each person needs.

Find the right approach for you Start with a consultation

One-to-one consultations by phone or KakaoTalk.

Mon–Fri 10:00~19:00 · Sat 10:00~16:00 (Lunch 13:00~14:00)

Before your surgery or procedure

Results and recovery times vary from person to person. Side effects such as swelling, bruising, pain, infection and pigmentation may occur at the treated area. We decide on the method only after a thorough consultation and examination. Please discuss the details with your doctor at your appointment.

Medically reviewed byObstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Kim Kwan-soo, Director