penetration disorder

What Causes Penetration Disorder?

There are multiple potential causes, which can be psychological, physiological, or a combination of both. Common causes include:
Vaginal Infections or inflammations
Hormonal changes such as those occurring during menopause
History of sexual trauma or abuse
Chronic medical conditions like endometriosis or interstitial cystitis
Poor lubrication

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