Vaginismus is a sexual pain disorder that affects around 7-10% of women.
Treatment for vaginismus has a high success rate.
Open and honest communication is crucial in supporting your spouse through sexual challenges.
Sex and intimacy involve more than just penetration, and finding alternative ways to connect is important.
Seeking professional help from sexual psychologists, physical therapists, and gynecologists can be beneficial.
How common is vaginismus?
—Vaginismus affects approximately 7-10% of women.
What is the success rate of vaginismus treatment?
—Vaginismus treatment has a high success rate.
How can I support my spouse through sexual challenges?
—Support your spouse by maintaining open and honest communication, seeking professional help, and exploring alternative ways to connect intimately.
Is sexual intercourse the only form of intimacy?
—No, sex and intimacy involve more than just penetration. Finding alternative ways to connect and be intimate is important.
What professionals can help with sexual challenges?
—Sexual psychologists, physical therapists, and gynecologists can provide valuable help and support.
00:00[Music]
00:06Introduction to supporting a spouse through sexual challenges.
00:27Explanation of vaginismus as a sexual pain disorder affecting women.
01:41Emphasizing the high success rate of vaginismus treatment.
04:08Discussing the importance of open communication and understanding in a marriage.
05:39Highlighting that sex and intimacy involve more than just penetration.
07:18Mentioning the benefits of seeking professional help from sexual psychologists, physical therapists, and gynecologists.
