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A member asked:
Whenever i have intercourse with my wife. she feels pain or nothing. she used to feel good sometimes but after having a baby now she doesn't get wet?
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Dysparunea is common: Dysparunia post partum is not uncommon.Your wife may be too tired for sex.Post partum depression may be present.Hormonal imbalance may be present.If she had a difficult delivery it may take a while to return to normal.
Answered 4/15/2013
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