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Wetness
My husband says that my vagina doesnt get wet anymore Im a bit confused it takes a long time for me to reach climax
How old are you?
Does he go down on you to make you wet or does he just get on in after 5 mins?
Does he go down on you to make you wet or does he just get on in after 5 mins?
Hey there!
alot of women don't climax during intercourse and that is perfectly fine just have to find other ways. What causes you to be "wet" is what is your cervical mucas (don't worry it's not actually that gross). There are somethings you can take that will naturally help with that. There is a vitamin called Evening Primrose oil you can get it at GNC and it helps in that department, as well as Mucinex because it has glucophage which thins the mucus. Hopefully that helps! There are also sperm friendly and natural lubricants such as preseed that help as well. Good luck
alot of women don't climax during intercourse and that is perfectly fine just have to find other ways. What causes you to be "wet" is what is your cervical mucas (don't worry it's not actually that gross). There are somethings you can take that will naturally help with that. There is a vitamin called Evening Primrose oil you can get it at GNC and it helps in that department, as well as Mucinex because it has glucophage which thins the mucus. Hopefully that helps! There are also sperm friendly and natural lubricants such as preseed that help as well. Good luck
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