If you're healthy, and sexually aroused, then sex shouldn't hurt. But there are several reasons why it sometimes does, and one of the more common — collision dyspareunia — has never previously had any effective remedy. Now, at last, there's an easy, safe and reliable solution read more
What is collision dyspareunia?Collision dyspareunia ("dis-pa-roon-ya") is the pain you may feel if the tip of your partner's penis hits your cervix. This can happen if your partner is longer than average, or if you're not fully aroused, or if your cervix is unusually positioned. It's what happens when he's just too big for you. The result can be anything from mild discomfort to an intense pain that can put you off having sex altogether read more
What causes it?There are many reasons why you might suffer the pain of collision dyspareunia. Your partner's penis might be too long for you. You may have a medical condition such as endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease. You might not be fully aroused, perhaps because your hormone levels have changed or because you have a condition such as diabetes. Whatever the reason, rest assured: you're not alone. Collision dyspareunia is much more widespread than previously thought. Check your symptoms read more
What can I do about it?
Many women find dealing with sex-related issues embarrassing, and they continue to suffer in silence. But the cost of doing nothing can be high — in terms of your health, the quality of your life and, above of all, the success of your relationship. The new ComeClose protector ring is a simple, easy and very safe solution to your problem read more
Help & support
Collision dyspareunia is only one of the causes of painful sex. If you think you might be suffering from something different, there are a number of excellent on-line resources that can provide further information about your medical symptoms and/or offer you the chance to chat to others in a similar situation. As many as 40% of women, from all walks of life, experience painful sex at some time during their lives. Ideally, talk to your partner about it and consider using a specialist product read more
