Many women live for years with reduced sensation or discomfort during intimacy without asking anyone — either because the subject feels awkward, or because someone told them it was "normal after childbirth". In reality most of these cases have a clear, treatable cause.
Your appointment begins with a calm conversation, not an immediate examination. We establish when it started and how it relates to childbirth, hormones, dryness or a painful scar, then move to examination. Privacy here is not a marketing promise — the file is closed and shared with no one.
The most common causes
- Vaginal wall laxity after repeated deliveries.
- Vaginal dryness and reduced natural lubrication.
- A painful scar from a previous episiotomy or tear.
- Reduced blood supply and diminished neural sensitivity.
- Hormonal change or the effect of certain medications.
Treatment options
Because causes differ, so does the answer. It may be smart threads to restore tone, golden plasma to improve perfusion and sensitivity, dryness treatment, or a small procedure to correct a painful scar. In many cases we combine two.
And in some cases the cause is not physical at all — we say so clearly and refer you appropriately rather than selling you a procedure that will not help.
What to expect realistically
Improvement begins within three to six weeks depending on the treatment, and is usually gradual rather than sudden. We review with you at four weeks to assess response and adjust the plan if needed.
Not sure this is the right procedure for you?
That is exactly what the assessment appointment settles. Forty-five minutes, conversation before examination, and two or three genuine options with their real differences — with no obligation.
This page is general medical information and does not replace a direct consultation. Results vary between individuals and are determined after clinical assessment.