The Beginning - Watch Me Shrink
- 11 years ago
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The Beginning - Watch Me Shrink
with her and I couldn't see her anymore. Then I went to a crazy one who told me to use plain taper candles to just stretch it out in there. By that point, I really just felt like dying and what point would there have been. I figured I might talk to my new Armour prescribing doc when I see him on Wednesday, but wanted to be armed with a bit of info prior to going in there. Though, really, I still feel right now like I could give a whip if I ever had sex. It's not like I am missing it, since I have never really had it. Low estrogen is a very common cause of painful sex. And the no libido can definitely be due to low testosterone. Of course, getting thyroid optimized is helpful also. Are you on any meds that could be causing problems?. Are there any other negative things going on with your relationship with your husband? In your case, it probably is a physiological cause, but I just wanted to throw out there that painful intercourse can have psychological causes too. I experienced it myself with an ex boyfriend who I subconsciously knew didn't love me. In the beginning of our relationship, it didn't hurt at all then towards the end it started to. My heart was somewhat guarded, therefore my body tried to "guard" itself against him as well. After we broke up, we ended up having no-strings-attached sex once or twice and it didn't hurt AT ALL. I had been on anti-depressants, but that was after painful sex. In fact, when we got married, I was on no drugs at all. I am such a wreck at this point, that I don't even know myself. But we weren't having any problems like that when we first got married, so I can't imagine that it is completely that, even if it is partially that. At this point, I am largely feeling guilty that I now have my husband sort of trapped in a marriage that must be extremely unfulfilling for him. I highly recommend you find a doctor who will prescribe bioidentical Estrace vaginal cream and a tiny amount of testosterone cream. I would be surprised if you did not get some results from this. But it could take a month or two to notice. Look at it this way - he knows you're trying your hardest to overcome this. If you were all "oh well, I don't care" I'm sure he'd be very unhappy. But it sounds to me that you're doing all you can. I'm sure he is a bit frustrated, but it sounds like he's
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The Beginning - Watch Me Shrink
with her and I couldn't see her anymore. Then I went to a crazy one who told me to use plain taper candles to just stretch it out in there. By that point, I really just felt like dying and what point would there have been. I figured I might talk to my new Armour prescribing doc when I see him on Wednesday, but wanted to be armed with a bit of info prior to going in there. Though, really, I still feel right now like I could give a whip if I ever had sex. It's not like I am missing it, since I have never really had it. Low estrogen is a very common cause of painful sex. And the no libido can definitely be due to low testosterone. Of course, getting thyroid optimized is helpful also. Are you on any meds that could be causing problems?. Are there any other negative things going on with your relationship with your husband? In your case, it probably is a physiological cause, but I just wanted to throw out there that painful intercourse can have psychological causes too. I experienced it myself with an ex boyfriend who I subconsciously knew didn't love me. In the beginning of our relationship, it didn't hurt at all then towards the end it started to. My heart was somewhat guarded, therefore my body tried to "guard" itself against him as well. After we broke up, we ended up having no-strings-attached sex once or twice and it didn't hurt AT ALL. I had been on anti-depressants, but that was after painful sex. In fact, when we got married, I was on no drugs at all. I am such a wreck at this point, that I don't even know myself. But we weren't having any problems like that when we first got married, so I can't imagine that it is completely that, even if it is partially that. At this point, I am largely feeling guilty that I now have my husband sort of trapped in a marriage that must be extremely unfulfilling for him. I highly recommend you find a doctor who will prescribe bioidentical Estrace vaginal cream and a tiny amount of testosterone cream. I would be surprised if you did not get some results from this. But it could take a month or two to notice. Look at it this way - he knows you're trying your hardest to overcome this. If you were all "oh well, I don't care" I'm sure he'd be very unhappy. But it sounds to me that you're doing all you can. I'm sure he is a bit frustrated, but it sounds like he's