The prevalence of superficial dyspareunia—pain at the vaginal opening during intercourse—
is unclear. 1 Women with superficial dyspareunia are prone to body image and self-esteem …

Deep dyspareunia refers to pain with deep penetration or insertion into the vagina, which
affects quality of life. The aim of this narrative review was to examine how the underlying …

Dyspareunia is recurrent or persistent pain with sexual intercourse that causes distress. It
affects approximately 10% to 20% of US women. Dyspareunia may be superficial, causing …

Dyspareunia is recurrent or persistent genital pain associated with sexual intercourse. It is a
symptom that can have a significant impact on women's health, relationships and quality of …

Dyspareunia has a substantial impact on women's health, relationships, and quality of life
[1]. Reliable prevalence data are needed to understand the burden that dyspareunia places …

Dyspareunia needs to be addressed from an integrated patientcentered perspective. This
review analyzes the organic causes of pain during intercourse. Factors that are often …

The role of sexual arousal in the etiology and/or maintenance of superficial dyspareunia is
still unclear. Lack of sexual arousal may be both the cause and the result of anticipated pain …

Background Dyspareunia affects approximately half of postpartum women and is attributed
to multiple factors. Despite its high prevalence and resultant negative effects, data are …

Dyspareunia is a common complaint, affecting approximately 15% of women of all ages [1]
and comprising a major symptom of women with many different genitourinary and pelvic …

The experience of genital pain during intercourse is extremely distressing to both the
sufferer and her or his partner, who may feel confused, guilty, sympathetic, and/or deprived …