Although Vaginismus, or an involuntary contraction of the vaginal muscles, is one of the
reasons sexual intercourse difficulty is relatively common in Iran, few studies have …

Vaginismus is described as an involuntary pelvic muscular spasm that occurs due to “fear of
pain” associated with vaginal penetration which prevents a woman from experiencing …

This chapter outlines the etiology, assessment, and treatment of women suffering from
vaginismus. Vaginismus is conceptualized here as the lifelong inability to experience …

Introduction Vaginismus is mostly unknown among clinicians and women. Vaginismus
causes women to have fear, anxiety, and pain with penetration attempts. Aim To present a …

Introduction: Sometimes couples refer with complaints of long-term infertility, while their main
problem is vaginismus and inability to have intercourse. This study reports the treatment of a …

We evaluated the treatment outcomes of the patients with primary vaginismus in a
specialized clinic. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies (CBT), finger exercises, and vaginal …

Background: We aimed to present the demographic information, treatment protocol, and
results of 482 female patients that presented to our clinic specialized in sexual dysfunction …

Objective: Vaginismus is a common female psychosexual dysfunction that can cause a
significant deterioration in quality of life. The aim of this study was to evaluate the …

Vaginismus is a condition, in which vaginal spasms occur preventing penetration during
sexual intercourse. This single-center report aims to evaluate the demography of vaginismus …

Vaginismus is described as “recurrent or persistent involuntary contraction of the perineal
muscles surrounding the outer third of the vagina when vaginal penetration is attempted with …