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Is there a chance the pelvic floor muscle can tighten and be constantly tense all the time. i always feel tense down below. female. ultrasound clear.
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Vaginismus: That is called vaginismus. It's when the pelvic floor muscles go into spasm. Schedule a visit to confirm the diagnosis. Treatment can be challenging. Pelvic floor therapy offers good results.
Answered 8/1/2013
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