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writes:i am a lady aged 28 and am having problems with my boyfriend when it come to sex. when having sex i feel pain on penetration and i dont reach my orgasm. what can i do because i am not sexually active and i dont even think of having sex when i am alone. please help if there is any medication for this.
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reader, gigolojone  +, writes (24 September 2010):
 Having sex before one is ready can be very painful.
Try to engage your partner into foreplay as this is a very important step towards getting you as a woman ready for sex.
Talk to your partner about this,find a better and simpler way of not rushing to get in,rather he should make sure you are wet enough before he can get there.
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reader, Kenj  +, writes (24 September 2010):
 Does your boyfriend have a large penis? If so it may be pressing on your cervix. Try using additional lubrication and try to relax more.
More foreplay is also a good thing to try.
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reader, aunt honesty  +, writes (24 September 2010):
 no medication i am afriad. Your boyfriend just needs to spend more time on foreplay and making you feel like you want sex he needs to warm your body up and use plenty of lubrication so that it makes things easier and less painful, as for orgasm most women reach orgasm through stimulation of the clitiros.
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