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There have been a few times immediately after sex when I felt dizzy, breathless and nauseated and I had to sit for a minute and drink some water and wait for it to gradually fade. Anyone else experience this? Does this have anything to do with blood pressure?
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farah41194
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In addition, I get pain during insertion but once it's in, the pain stops. Why does the initial penetration hurt?
christina69014 farah41194
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It could just mean you had really good sex.. I get that too.. And yea it'll hurt if your not wet down there. Use some lub or have your guy get you aroused first!😀
farah41194 christina69014
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That's the worrying part. I'm always wet and it still hurts. I wonder if something is wrong with one of the organs down there. Regarding the dizziness I was always afraid it could be a heart condition. It didn't happen the last time thankfully. I just don't want to always have to be careful and cautious during sex. I'm young and should be enjoying myself. U know what I mean?
Guest farah41194
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These are questions you should be asking your OBGYN. Maybe you have a structural issue in your vaginal opening? My wife used to have some discomfort during insertion, but it was mostly just nervousness when we were first married. Once she got over it, it was fun for the whole family!
Maybe you are too young for sex and should wait? Many young people start too early in this day and age, that's not good.
farah41194 Guest
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Thanks Phil. I'm definitely not too young. I'm 29!! I'm thinking it may be something structural and I will see my OBGYN about it.
Guest farah41194
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Maybe just a wee bit of nervousness. Relax, take it slowly. Have a glass of wine before (that's why my wife's OBGYN told her! lol). Tell your boyfriend or husband to go slow, that you're experiencing some discomfort. Believe me, no man wants to hurt a women during sex-it's a big turnoff to feel you're not satisfying her as well.
I don't want to get too graphic in this forum, but my wife helped guide me into her and moisten the tip to make it easier. I didn't mind a bit, whatever made her feel more comfortable. The whole idea is to make it enjoyable for everyone involved. Good luck!
farah41194 Guest
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Yes my boyfriend knows about the problem and is very patient and understanding. The pain only happens during entry not through the entire act thankfully. I read up a little on entry pain and it talked about anxiety but that can't be the reason for me. I've been with the same guy for 9 years. I'm super comfortable with him. So I think it's quite possibly a structural problem and I will get it checked out. Thanks for all your advice. I've noted everything you said.
flower300 farah41194
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farah41194 flower300
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I have acid reflux too so it makes sense. I was just worried it could be a heart condition or something serious like that, but it may just be plain old dehydration. I don't drink enough water plus i suffer from low blood pressure. Word of advice, always wait until your food has digested before having sex to prevent upset stomach or vomiting.