Male sex and vaginismus is a psycho physiological syndrome affecting women freedom of sexual response by severely, if not totally, impeding coital function. Anatomically this clinical entity involves all components of the pelvic musculature investing the perineum and outer third…
The presence of involuntary muscular spasm in the outer third of the vaginal barrel, with the resultant severe constriction of the vaginal orifice, is obvious. The literature has remarked on an unusual physical response pattern of a woman afflicted with…
The most common dysfunctions treated by sex therapists are: Anorgasmia: The women has never, or only rarely, reached orgasm. Delayed Ejaculation: The man can act sexually though seldom, if ever, climaxes in his partner’s presence. Erectile Insecurity: Also called impotence,…
