VAGINAL PAIN AND DRYNESS...A Hindrance in Achieving an Orgasm

Orgasm is a state of heightened sexual satisfaction. It is a sudden discharge of accumulated sexual tension resulting in rhythmic muscular contractions in the pelvic region characterized by an intense sensation of pleasure.
They are often associated with muscular spasms in multiple areas of the body, a general euphoric sensation. The period after orgasm is often a relaxing experience.


What benefits do we get from having an orgasm?
-It can relax you when you are stressed, it produces a calming effect. 
-It can make you sleepy when you are tossing and turning. 
-It can brighten your day and put you in a good mood. 
-In addition to stress relief and helping you to relax so you can fall asleep, an orgasm helps you in other aspects of your well being. 
-Several studies show that having an orgasm can work as a natural pain reliever. When you have an orgasm, endorphins are released by your body during sex and can help to increase your tolerance of pain. 
-Orgasms can also help you burn calories. Certain research also shows that having an orgasm can calm your cravings for junk food as well as cigarettes, which is a very positive thing. 


Now knowing all the benefits of orgasm would you deprive yourself of it?




Vaginal dryness and pain on intercourse are the things that will hinder you from achieving your orgasm.
This occur when you are not very well stimulated or if you are nearing menopause. For the first one, the solution is simple know your weak points, condition your mind, communicate with your partner (read my post on how to achieve orgasm and enjoy every minute of it) to give you a longer foreplay but it is only a temporary solution 


If you want to have a long secure relationship you must choose a solution that would change the way you look at yourself and the way your partner sees you.


The MonaLisa Touch is a unique treatment that would solve vaginal dryness and pain on intercourse. It is a non surgical treatment that only trained specialists can do. No painful vaginal surgery, no limitation of sexual activity, no hormonal replacement therapy.  


Ask your gynecologist about it.