Fenton’s or modified Fenton’s procedure is performed to widen the introitus in women with superficial dyspareunia secondary to scarring. The narrowing of introitus could be due to scarring secondary to perineal tears during childbirth or from conditions such as lichen sclerosus or vestibulitis. Though Fenton’s procedure is more familiar with day to day gynaecological practice, very few papers w...

Episiotomy is a very common operation but little is known of its short-term or long-term morbidity.A prospective study was designed to record postpartum perineal discomfort and to investigate the presence and persistence of dyspareunia following episiotomy in 140 primigravidae. A comparison was made between those whose perineal skin was sutured with a subcuticular polyglycolic acid (;Dexon') st...

Chronic pelvic pain is a complicated syndrome comprised of different types of pain, including dysmenorrhea, deep dyspareunia, and intermenstrual pain, which can make interpretation difficult. Therefore, investigation of this complex syndrome requires very careful consideration. Accumulating data from several randomized studies, we have now come to realize that LUNA can be an option in a few cir...

BACKGROUND: Currently, researchers are interested in little-studied complications such as pain during intercourse, mainly the pubic region, often combined with diastasis of symphysis. Our data and those domestic foreign authors presented main problematic aspect, i.e., dysfunctions Literature revealed reasons for emergence above problems. The pelvic ring injuries, including sexual dysfunction fe...

Dyspareunia affects 8-22% of women at some point during their lives, making it one of the most common pain problems in gynecologic practice. A mixture of anatomic, endocrine, pathologic, and emotional factors combine to challenge the diagnostic, therapeutic, and empathetic skills of the physician. New understandings of pain in general require new interpretations concerning the origins of pain d...

OBJECTIVE To investigate the extent to which depressive symptomatology, anxiety, and marital adjustment mediate pain ratings in women suffering from dyspareunia. METHOD Seventy-six women with dyspareunia were administered the depression and anxiety scales of Derogatis's Brief Symptom Inventory and the McGill Pain Questionnaire. They also underwent a manual-visual gynecological examination, an...

Aim: Uterin Retroversion is a common status in the women population and assumed to be related with pelvic pain symptoms. The aim of this study investigate whether uterine retroversion associated symptoms reason for cesarean delivery.Method: One hundred thirty-three premenopausal admitted Tertiary Education Research Hospital, Department Gynecology unit pregestational counseling were evaluated se...