Introduction and hypothesis Most patients suffering from vaginismus feel sinful, anxious, and
incompetent, with reduced self-confidence. This study was aimed at comparing the …

OBJECTIVES: To report 12 cases of vaginismus that were successfully treated with
functional electrical stimulation (FES)-biofeedback with sexual cognitive-behavioral therapy …

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 …

Introduction and hypothesis The purpose of this study is to determine the effects of sexual
counseling and pelvic floor relaxation on sexual functions in women receiving vaginismus …

Abstract Background/Aims: Vaginismus is characterized by recurrent or persistent
involuntary contraction of the perineal muscles surrounding the outer third of the vagina …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether botulinum neurotoxin type A improves vaginismus and
study its efficacy with repeated treatments. METHODS: Outpatients were referred because …

Background Vaginismus is known as a type of sexual pain disorder. Regarding the
multifactorial nature of vaginismus, the biopsychosocial model is one of the best models to …

Pelvic floor physical therapy is used in the treatment of sexual pain disorders; however,
women with lifelong vaginismus have not yet been included in treatment studies or have not …

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 …

Background: Vaginismus is an involuntary spasm of the muscles of the outer third of the
vagina caused by real or anticipated attempt of vaginal penetration. It could lead to marital …