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Not getting wet very often now.
hi,
i was getting regularly wet 2-3 months back while having erotic dreams or while imagining having sex with the guys i like. But now i stopped getting wet even if i try imagining or watching sex or eroctic scenes. I do try daily to figure something out but i am not able to understand whats happening. Can you please suggest what's the problem here? I am getting tensed .
i was getting regularly wet 2-3 months back while having erotic dreams or while imagining having sex with the guys i like. But now i stopped getting wet even if i try imagining or watching sex or eroctic scenes. I do try daily to figure something out but i am not able to understand whats happening. Can you please suggest what's the problem here? I am getting tensed .
Hi,
Your profile shows that you are male, but I'm answering this as I would in response to a female.
Honestly, the only way to diagnose this concern you have about not getting wet very often, would be to seek advice from your doctor/gynecologist. Women experience dryness from time to time, it's not uncommon; this is one of the reasons why lubricants were created. If you are still worried, you should make an appointment with your doctor soon.
Take care
Your profile shows that you are male, but I'm answering this as I would in response to a female.
Honestly, the only way to diagnose this concern you have about not getting wet very often, would be to seek advice from your doctor/gynecologist. Women experience dryness from time to time, it's not uncommon; this is one of the reasons why lubricants were created. If you are still worried, you should make an appointment with your doctor soon.
Take care
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As I said before, dreams are not needed to get sexual arousal. Give rest to all sexual activity and you will get arousal automatically.
Hi,
There could be a few reason for this, such as: any medications or birth control that you might be using ( which can make you feel 'dry'). Or you might be experiencing a change in estrogen levels ( hormones can have an affect on wetness/dryness). You can always speak with a gynecologist if it continues; meanwhile there are a variety of lubricants on the market that may help you.
Good luck
There could be a few reason for this, such as: any medications or birth control that you might be using ( which can make you feel 'dry'). Or you might be experiencing a change in estrogen levels ( hormones can have an affect on wetness/dryness). You can always speak with a gynecologist if it continues; meanwhile there are a variety of lubricants on the market that may help you.
Good luck
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hi,
No I am not taking any medications and birth control since I am not involved with any guy . Its not been so long as I already told you its been like 2-3 or months only I am facing this problem.
Do you think there is a reason to worry?
No I am not taking any medications and birth control since I am not involved with any guy . Its not been so long as I already told you its been like 2-3 or months only I am facing this problem.
Do you think there is a reason to worry?
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