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Cant feel anything during sex?

Okay, So I am 18 years old and I have been dating the same guy for about two years. We have had sex probably hundreds of times by now, but just recently, i've started going numb during sex. A couple months back, I'm guessing my boyfriend grew some and it actually hurt to have him inside of me, but it still felt good. Now, however, I am not really feeling anything. I feel pleasure during foreplay, but when he goes in i can feel barely anthing. I am really concerned. Is there something medically wrong? I'm going to the gyno soon to see, but I just wanted some opinions on to why this is happening. Someone help please because, to be honest, this really, really ***** and is putting a strain on my relationship.
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1705896 tn?1314811839
I agree with the person above... If you are not relaxed enough during sex and not "moist" enough then you will not feel it. Try using a lubricant. If you are rushing through sex it hurts more, but going slower may help. I would mention it to my doctor though that you "appear" to be going numb.
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1530342 tn?1405016490
It sounds like you're not as "moist" as you should be during intercourse. Have you ever tried lubricants such as KY Jelly? It could help!!!!
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