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NO feeling in my vagina. Can't get turned on

I don't have feeling in my vagina nor at the opening. I have feelings in my clit but not enough for a a turn on climax. I have been to the doctor and they sent me to a sexologist. The sexologist told me that it is a mind thing and it's all in my head and I should let go of myself. (never helped) I am 24 and I am still having this problem and my boyfriend doesn't know.
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1466332 tn?1286318078
Ok...I have this problem too. When I ask the doctors they seem perplexed, like I'm crazy. I can't find anything on it. Let's chat in private...
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134578 tn?1693250592
There are no nerves in the back two-thirds of the vagina, so don't let that worry you.  Maybe as far as the "mind thing" part of the issue, you could talk to a therapist (not a sexologist) about any anxieties you have that might block you having sexual enjoyment.
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