Background: Unconsummated marriage is a problem among couples who would not be able
to perform natural sexual intercourse and vaginal penetration. This disorder is more …

Background and aim Various physical, psychological, social and cultural factors contribute
to vaginismus. Therefore, given the multidimensionality of this disorder and the need to pay …

Unconsummated marriage (UM) is the failure to perform successful sexual intercourse at the
beginning of the marriage. Vaginismus has been traditionally reported as the leading cause …

Unconsummated marriage is a condition where newly married couples are unable to
achieve penile-vaginal intercourse for variable periods despite desire and several attempts …

Introduction As sexual values and the meaning of sexuality are culturally dependent, the
efficacy of sex therapy models may not necessarily be similar across cultures. Aim The aim …

The most common clinical manifestation of vaginismus is difficulty with vaginal penetration,
which is typically associated with fear or emotional distress. During attempted penetration …

Objectives: The aim of this study is to compare the sexual history traits, marital
characteristics, sexual function and satisfaction level in women with and without vaginismus …

Objective: To analyse the features of patients with vaginismus first presented to a
gynaecologist for infertility before being referred for psychiatric evaluation and management …

Background: Vaginismus is a sexual disorder that can cause painful intercourse. Although
several studies have shown a relationship between higher education and socio-economic …

Objective To identify the clinical features of unconsummated marriage (UCM) amongst
couples, the etiological factors, the therapeutic approaches and to clarify the different …