Vaginal tightness pain

Vaginal Tightness Pain

Pain caused by a vagina that is too narrow

Vaginal tightness pain is caused by a vagina that is too narrow.

When the vagina is too narrow, penetration becomes difficult, and if the vaginal wall also thins after menopause, the pain can be severe. Excessive vaginal tightening surgery, in particular, causes pain and is best avoided. At UROGYN Woman Clinic we identify why the vagina has narrowed, then relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods suited to the cause.

Why treating vaginal tightness 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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Vaginal tightness pain may be the cause if

your vaginal entrance is narrow and penetration is difficult
your vaginal entrance has narrowed after excessive vaginal tightening
you have vaginal atrophy

Vaginal tightness pain

Vaginal tightness pain that gets in the way of vaginal orgasm

A cross-section diagram of the uterus and vagina, with the narrow part of the vagina circled

Narrow vagina

When the vagina is too narrow, penetration becomes difficult, and if the vaginal wall also thins after menopause, the pain can be severe. Excessive vaginal tightening surgery, in particular, causes pain and is best avoided.

process

Treating vaginal tightness pain

We identify why the vagina has narrowed, then relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods suited to the cause.

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 vaginal tightness pain?

Pain caused by a vagina that is too narrow.

Why does a narrow vagina cause pain?

When the vagina is too narrow, penetration becomes difficult, and if the vaginal wall also thins after menopause, the pain can be severe.

Can vaginal tightening surgery cause pain?

Yes. Excessive vaginal tightening surgery, in particular, causes pain and is best avoided.

How do I know if I might have vaginal tightness 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, or if you have vaginal atrophy.

Why is it important to treat vaginal tightness pain?

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

How is vaginal tightness pain treated?

We identify why the vagina has narrowed, then relieve the pain with surgical or non-surgical methods suited to the cause.

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.