Sexual Dysfunction & Pain with Sex

We treat a wide array of intimacy related issues such as pain with sex or dyspareunia, erectile dysfunction, difficulty or inability to orgasm, and the inability or difficulty achieving penetration.

First of all, Pain with sex is not normal. You should be able all forms of sexual appreciation without pain.

At Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness, we help on an individualized bases making your health and wellness a top priority through active listening and exhibiting a high level of professionalism and concern when it comes to your sexual health.

We are happy to help all patients with sexual dysfunction, pain, or conditions to achieve a happier, healthier sex life with their partner.

Five-Star Client Testimonials

"I was terrified about a proctectomy surgery mostly because the I was worried about long term erectile dysfunction after. I regained full ability very quickly and surprised all the doctors at how quickly I was able to recover. Thank you!" Ben, age 59

"Sex was so painful. From my first time, until I found Pelvicore. The reason was my pelvic floor muscles. Once they were addressed, sex went from being a painful chore to a pleasurable, intimate experience. My husband and I are so grateful." Anonymous Female, age 26

Pain with Sexual Dysfunction Resources

Video: The #1 Mistake to Avoid with Vaginal Dilator Training

Are you using vaginal dilators to overcome pain with intimacy or pelvic pain, but you’re still experiencing discomfort during training? If so, stop right now! Pain during dilator training could be working against your progress – and Susan Winograd PT, Founder and Owner of Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness, is here to explain why, and how to use dilators the right way.

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Video: Top 5 Ways Dilators Can Help You Overcome Pain with Intimacy, Vaginismus

If you’re struggling with discomfort or pain with intimacy or even vaginismus, vaginal dilators may be a good option to explore. Vaginal dilators offer many benefits, including allowing the muscles to gradually stretch muscles throughout time, improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and introducing gentle stretching of pelvic floor muscles throughout time. A pelvic floor physical therapist may be able to help you and guide you throughout this process.

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