Painful Sex?

Do to an injury I wasn't able to have sex with my boyfriend for a month or two before my surgery and now that I have had my surgery and healed we tried having sex again and it is beyond painful. Its been about 6 months. It hurts more than when I had sex for the first time. Is there anything I can do to relieve that pain? It hurts so bad that we have to stop. What should I do. I have tired lubricants and longer foreplay and nothing seems to work.

Answers:
Go back to your doctor, sounds like something may have happened during the surgery.

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HAVE YOU TRIED TALKING TO YOUR DOCTOR
See a gynaecologist ASAP
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There are a lot of things you can do. If vaginal entry hurts for you, that isn't the way to do it. What gives you pleasure? Do that.
As for your guy, that's the easy part. Guys get off on almost anything. He'd be happy with a bj and a hummer.
I doubt it's an allergic reaction to latex. That causes burning sensations and can cause hives and the like. Plus it usually clears up within 24 hrs of keeping the latex source away from you.
What did you have the surgery on?
Are you currently on any medications as a result of the injury and/or surgery? Perhaps there is a side effect of the drug(s) that is causing the adverse sexual reaction. This could also be a psychological issue. There are many sexual dysfunctions that are caused by something psychologolical. Now I am not saying you are nuts or anything just that maybe your mind is causing you to feel pain out of fear or anxiety or something of the like. Talk to your gynecologist as soon as possible. Let them know what you've been through in the past year and what sexual problems you are having. They will be able to help you or at the least point you in the right direction for the help you require.

Good Luck and May the God and Goddess Bless.
You may have secondary vaginismus. This website explains all about it: www.vaginismus.com. If that's not it, perhaps you should see another doctor and get a second opinion?
Latex allergies are fairly common, they do make non-latex condoms, you may want to try them and see if it makes a difference.
Otherwise if the pain is not along your vaginal walls your uterus may have shifted mildly and sex can hit your cervix and be uncomfortable, ask your partner not to penetrate as deeply, if that is the case. Good luck.
umm than don't use a condom duhh just use a sponge in the vagina that should work
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