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The first time a woman has sex, it may be painful; the hymen (the membrane near the vaginal opening) is torn, and bleeding usually happens. It doesn’t matter if the woman is 18 or 35.
There are ways to make the first time less painful. [Read more →]
Sometimes women complain of their vagina always hurts after having sex. And none the possible positions work for them. Some women can consider that their vagina is too small.
But the earliest thing you should do is make an appointment to see a gynecologist for an internal physical exam. Maybe you are not lubricating an adequate amount, or possibly there is some other difficulty that a medical doctor can spot. [Read more →]
There’s a very good explanation that specialists only speak of safer sex and not safe sex, and that’s that there is no 100 percent sure way of preventing the spread of HIV if you are having sex with an infected partner. Latex condoms, not the sheepskin variety, do stop the virus from entering the vagina, however condoms do break once in a while; some people are not careful in removing the condom and leakage could seep into the vagina; and the virus can as well be in touch through oral sex. [Read more →]
