Vaginismus affects countless women who suffer from a disease, often for years, which prevents them from having penetrative intercourse, as shown in the article published last February in the newspaper Global Chronicle in an interview with Dr. Patricia Gutiérrez Ontalvilla.
Vaginismus: the taboo disease
The article by journalist Laura Fábregas “addresses the subject of vaginismus in depth, shedding light on the most common doubts that my patients raise when they come to my office,” says Dr. Patricia Gutiérrez Ontalvilla.
“Most women suffer from it in their intimacy, alongside their lifelong partners, and only decide to step forward when they want to get pregnant. Sometimes vaginismus even prevents them from using tampons.”
According to the doctor: “the first obstacle arises when the woman is aware that she suffers from a problem but is afraid to talk about it”.
For Dr. Patricia Gutiérrez Ontalvilla, it is very important to collaborate with the media to spread her knowledge about vaginismus, since women who suffer from it are eager to obtain information that allows them first to understand what is happening to them, and second to seek a solution.
Botox is the solution to vaginismus
According to Dr. Patricia Gutiérrez Ontalvilla, the solution to vaginismus is twofold: both surgical and psychological, since “the solution to a problem of this type must always be multidisciplinary”.
In most cases there is no history of sexual abuse and the origin is not always possible to determine.
You can read the full article at this link.
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