The men far outnumber the women who visit our website and seek our expertise. Some women who ask for help ask me questions about their sexual partners; what can I do about his premature ejaculation? And there are also women who would like to maximize their sexual experiences so they ask me for advice on becoming more orgasmic or increasing their sexual sensitivity. These problems and questions are very routine to me and I love helping these women but there is a small group of women who have sexual dysfunctions that are not as common and are very devastating. For these women, I feel especially honored to help them because many gynecologists, physicians, and sexual therapists treat these problems as if they were common. These cases involving intercourse pain are similar and can be treated and sometimes even prevented if the woman follows my instructions and maintains their sexual health. I believe that my Taoist medical background gives me an advantage over conventional medicine when I get asked about intercourse pain.

Women who complain of intercourse pain should understand that the vaginal penetration pain results from insufficient production of prostaglandins in the vaginal and cervical tissues. The major prostaglandins (PG) are PG-E1 and PG-E2 with PG-E1 as a muscular or tissue relaxant that relaxes the muscles and ligaments and increases their elasticity; PG-E2 as a ripening and inflammation agent. During labor, PG-E1 relaxes the cervical and vaginal (pelvic) tissues and muscles and PE-E2 stimulates vaginal expansion. During lovemaking, PG-E1 modulates the local parasympathetic nervous functions to induce the female urethral/vaginal spongy tissues to narrow down the vagina while PG-E2 expands the vagina (yes, there will be a big hole inside if there is too much PG-E2 secreted by the vaginal/cervical tissues).

Any tissues that lack PG-E1 are likely to experience cramps or muscular pulling pain. If the urethral/vaginal tissues cannot produce PG-E1, the women will experience penetration pain or cramping. During the Luteal Phase of the menstrual cycle women whose uterine-support ligaments and adjacent muscles can not produce sufficient PG-E1 for relaxation and elasticity of the tissues to cope with the uterine dynamic repositioning (prolapsing or rotating) due to the hormone changes, are likely to experience PMS and intercourse/orgasm-induced pains or cramps in the pelvic cavity.

Obviously, the lower testosterone (or DHEA)-progesterone ratio during the Luteal phase causes the problem since the progesterone-based birth control pills can cause the same problems in addition to vaginal dryness. We have found that DHEA, androstenedione (for testosterone and estrogen) and the neuronutrients for the synthesis of neurotransmitter acetylcholine can help the local tissues to secrete PG-E1 for powering G-spot/clitoral erection, killing the pain in the vagina, lower back, lower abdomen and tailbone, and making lovemaking more enjoyable and pain-free.

Our products ViaGrowth-IV or (MoodMax + ViaGrowth-III) can help women who suffer from intercourse pain but ViaGrowth-IV may be too powerful for young women. In this case, MoodMax and ViaGrowth-III is more suitable. VIP Cream can also help the vaginal tissues to produce PG-E1 in a few minutes once it penetrates into the tissues, allowing more comfortable intercourse.