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How does chronic female pelvic pain affect my wife's lovemaking?
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Ask her: Chronic pelvic pain varies wildly in degree and may have no effect or disastrous effect on lovemaking. Only she can give you this answer.
Answered 10/16/2016
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It varies: Chronic pelvic pain decreases the feel good hormones and chemicals in your brain. Often sex drive decreases. If pain increases with sexual activity, aversion to sex can develop. The treatment of pelvic pain needs a multidisciplinary approach. The team may include a gynecologist (with expertise in pelvic pain), pelvic floor physical therapists, psychologist, urologist and colorectal specialists.
Answered 2/21/2014
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