You didn't really say why or where it hurt so I am assuming it's in your vagina. Are you lubricating well. If not you may need an assist from some baby oil on your partner before entry. Maybe you need to try a different position such as on your back with him laying at your side. If neither of those things help, you really need to see a doctor. 43 is much too young to give up on nature's cheapest and best entertainment. Good luck to you.
Yes. Both men and women continue having sexual desires even at an advanced age. The frequency of sexual intercourse tends to be less when you are old, though.
exam is not always adequate. A 2004 study reported that among older patients and women, sigmoidoscopy is not always effective, particularly because insertion depth is not adequate. For unknown reasons, this is almost twice as true for women as for men
It really depends on how you performed it. For a women, yes, it might hurt since the Hymen is ruptured (If not already ruptured) and that will be painful. If a women is not excited enough, then she wont secrete the necessary fluids that lubricate the walls of the Vagina and that can lead to painful intercourse. If care is taken, then that can be avoided.
I suspect that you must be joking, but the answer is "No! Far from it!" Women needs long periods of cuddling, kissing, touching, saying sweet things for an extended period, say an hour at least, in order to have an orgasm (be satisfied)
yes, but it is rare and usually in older and I mean older like 60-85 year old women. I doubt you are experiencing it. See a doctor because there can be emotional issues that are interfering with your ability to relax and enjoy intercourse and masturbation. With appropriate therapeutic counseling, you can identify your concerns and address them. good luck! Joymaker RN
It is not the safest way because it is major surgery. Women should only have it if they need it.
Both men and women, after intercourse, should have a Ghusl bath _________________________________________________ This is called major ablution or "Ghosl". Mainly, during Ghosl; for men or women; water should flow through all his/her body and through his/her full hair up to head base. Refer to question below.
It Happens to women after Sexiual intercourse
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No. Some women rarely or never have an orgasm through intercourse alone.
They are erotic to look at, touch and stroke, but for intercourse they would be painful and not enjoyable.
Likoria, also known as leukorrhea, is a vaginal discharge that is clear or whitish in color. It is a common occurrence in women and can be caused by hormonal changes, infections, or irritation. It is usually not a cause for concern unless accompanied by other symptoms such as itching, burning, or a foul odor.
YES YES YES
Sperm are typically deposited in the vagina during sexual intercourse. From the vagina, sperm can travel through the cervix and into the uterus, where they can potentially fertilize an egg if one is present.
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A woman can go a lifetime without sex. Men too. Just think about nuns and monks. It wont harm a woman to not have intercourse. Most women don't orgasm from intercourse alone anyway.
It is uncommon but possible for some women to ovulate twice in one month. This phenomenon is known as "ovulation twice in one cycle" or "double ovulation." It typically occurs due to hormonal fluctuations, but it does not happen regularly for most women.