Category: Intercourse Pain (Dyspareunia)
Causes of Decreased Sensation During Intercourse
Read more: Causes of Decreased Sensation During IntercourseSexual intimacy and intercourse should provide some of life’s greatest pleasures. But because the female urogenital and reproductive organs are very susceptible to adhesions, intercourse can become painful, dissatisfying, and embarrassing. Many women still believe the old misconception that “there isn’t anything that can be done,” or “it’s just the way it is,” or “my…
Ask the Experts
Read more: Ask the ExpertsBelinda and Larry Wurn are experts in manual therapy for chronic pain and dysfunction, such as endometriosis, intercourse pain, adhesion-related disorders, and female infertility. Together, they have more than 50 years of clinical experience treating a wide variety of complex conditions. Studies have been published about their work in some of the most prestigious medical…
The G-Spot and Sexual Function
Read more: The G-Spot and Sexual FunctionUnlock the potential for improved sexual function and satisfaction with Clear Passage® Physical Therapy’s Free Consult and Request Info – discover how their unique, non-invasive approach has helped women experience increased desire, arousal, and orgasm while reducing pain by up to 96%. To learn more, visit our Apply to Therapy page. Female sexual function relies…
Three Common Causes of Deep Penetration Pain
Read more: Three Common Causes of Deep Penetration PainFew women feel comfortable discussing painful intercourse, much less deep penetration pain. However, many women experience pain that lasts after initial entry. Some women report that “It feels like my partner is hitting something.” Other women experience a broader ache in their pelvis. So what can cause this type of pain? Below are three common…
Ten Clues to Solving Secondary Infertility
Read more: Ten Clues to Solving Secondary InfertilityWomen who experience secondary infertility are often baffled by their diagnosis. “I was able to easily conceive before,” many women tell us. “Why am I now having trouble?” When our therapists examine women with secondary infertility, they look for ten key changes:
Study Shows New Therapy Opens Blocked Fallopian Tubes, Returns Fertility Without Surgery
Read more: Study Shows New Therapy Opens Blocked Fallopian Tubes, Returns Fertility Without SurgeryGAINESVILLE, Florida, February 18, 2008/PRNewswire/ — A study published in Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine (Feb 2008) reports that blocked fallopian tubes can be opened without surgery, enabling infertile women to become pregnant naturally. The authors of the study “Treating Fallopian Tube Occlusion with a Manual Pelvic Physical Therapy” became curious after a pilot…