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VAGİNİZMİN PSİXOLOJİ-FİZİOLOJİ XARAKTERİSTİKASI

While vaginismus can occur in some women during the first sexual intercourse, and sometimes in women who have not had any problems during previous sexual intercourse, this diagnosis can occur over time, depending on a traumatic event or problem they are experiencing. Vaginismus is divided into primary and secondary according to the time of its formation. The following are the reasons for the formation of the secondary form:

Problems between couples

A traumatic birth experience

Abortion

Exposure to sexual assault

Rough gynecological examination, etc.

One of the points to note is that the diagnosis of vaginismus may include additional symptoms. These are:

Apareunia, Dyspareunia and Vulvar Vestibulitis Syndrome (VVS, Vulvar Vestibulitis). Although the symptoms we have listed are very similar to vaginismus, they are completely different from each other.