PCOS Messages for February, 2002: Re: LOSS OF LUBRICATION

Re: LOSS OF LUBRICATION

From: jodi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 14 Feb 2002 11:43:52 -0600 (CST)

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Try drinking lots of water throughout the day. It also couldn't hurt to try the vitamin B6 as someone else suggested. Something else to consider, though, is is this an ALL the time thing, or a SOME of the time thing? I used to think I had problems with dryness but what it really was was trying to go along with my hornball bf when I really wasn't in the mood myself. I just don't feel like having sew every single night any more like I did when we first started going out. So now we've cut a deal where, rather than go along with him and either hope I get in the mood or else fake my way along to make him happy, I just say "I am NOT in the mood tonight and I would rather say so now than have to stop partway through and then have both of us lay here feeling akward." On the occasions where I really am in the mood, I don't generally have a problem with dryness. I'm not saying this is your problem, it's just something to consider.

- Jodi

At Thu, 14 Feb 2002, cindy wrote: >
>At Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Randi wrote:
>>
>>Hi Cindy -
>>
>>I posted the same question a month or so ago...I just assumed it was
>>because I wasn't drinking very much (I'm on Spiro & Gluc)...although I
>>don't remember being this way the entire time on the meds. It's very
>>annoying!!! I don't know what to do either...KY isn't always "the best
>>answer" for me...Basically, while in the "midst" of foreplay, I become
>>somewhat dry "down there" as well as my mouth...like I haven't had
>>something to drink in years :)...
>>
>>--
>>Randi
>
>Randi,
>
>I know exactly what you are talking about. Especially after having an
>orgasm,
>I still get really dry during sex and the glucophage makes your mouth
>dry,
>that is a known side effect. I really hate dealing with this
>
>>At Wed, 13 Feb 2002, cindy wrote:
>>>
>>>has anyone experienced loss of lubrication or the ability to be
>>>lubricated sometimes when having sex? I recently started experiencing
>>>this after taking Glucophage. I have to attribute it to that because I
>>>have never had this problem before. If anyone has, how did you deal
>>>with it or remedy the problem besides KY jelly?
>>
>>--
>>Randi
>>

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