Why Do I Get So Wet During Sex

Why Do I Get So Wet During Sex

My vagina gets very wet when I have sex. It gets to the point where I can’t even feel anything because of all the lubrication. Is there anything...

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My vulva and vagina get very wet when I have sex.
It gets to the point where I can’t even feel anything because of all the lubrication.
Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I have never been able to have an orgasm – and I think that this may be because of my problem.
If you're not having orgasms at age 26, you and your partner definitely need a bit of help.
The obvious places to go are your local family planning clinic, where there are women doctors who are specifically trained in this sort of problem, or alternatively your local Relate office.
I feel it would be preferable to try and get seen at an FP clinic – because the doctor there can examine you (which can’t be done at Relate).
They can have a look at your vagina, vulva and cervix, and try to help you over the question of your secretions.
It is possible that you're producing a lot of secretions because you're going 'on and on' without reaching a climax, though it's impossible for me to say without examining you.
Just one thing: I'm not clear from your question whether you can't climax at all, or whether you simply don't have orgasms with your partner.
If you are not having any orgasms at all, the best way to alter that is to learn to do it on your own. Have a look at our article called ' Are you having trouble reaching orgasm? A guide for women '.
If you're simply having orgasm problems with your man, the chances are that you're not getting enough stimulus of your clitoris during orgasm.
Many women find that intercourse alone won't do the trick. In fact, I have heard women say that unless their clitoris is stimulated, their partner could hump away all day and they would never be able to come.
So you might want to think about this. But I'm sure that all these things will be covered by the family planning doctor or Relate counsellor, so do make that appointment.
Dr David Delvin, GP, and Christine Webber, sex and relationships expert
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