Lack of testosterone /estrogen / DHEA, childbearing, titled uterus, and intercourse pains for no sexual orgasm.

Reader: 10/12/2001>
Hi doctor, I have had 2 children and since the birth of my first child have had pain during intercourse. I have been to a few specialists who have been able to tell me that I don't have endrometriosis, but my uterus is tilted resulting in the pain I am experiencing. So far none have had any solutions to help us. My blood test came back that I have no testosterone. I do not lubricate during orgasm and basically try to avoid having sex as the pain takes away any desire.I was scheduled to see a urologist(?)at the beginning of october but had to cancel as I am now attending school and would have had to travel to a larger center for the appointments. I came across this website by accident but would like to know more, especially if you can help me.Did read something about some excercises that have been known to help and am willing to try as this situation is not healthy for my marriage. Please drop me a line if you can assist me. Thank you. Regards

Dr. Lin: 10/14/2001>

Your uterine-support ligaments have become too weak to keep your uterus in the correct position after you delivered your body. Your endocrine functions has not been restored to the normal yet after childbearing. It seems your body has a relative higher progesterone level and relative lower estrogen and testosterone levels. This hormone unbalance indicates your DHEA and androstenedione in the bloodstream and pelvic tissues are too low.
The weakened uterine-support ligaments are a result of deficiency in testosterone and DHEA in the local tissues. You can restore their strength back and thus the uterus position.
A lack of DHEA and androstenedione (thus testosterone and estrogen) causes the deficiency of prostaglandins in your tissues. Prostaglandins E1 (PGE1) can improve the dilation of arteries and Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2)will increase the flexibility and elasticity of tissues and ligaments. PGE1 promotes erection of the urethral spongy tissues in the penis, clitoris and urethra/vagina; PGE2 allows the vaginal/tissues tissues to elastically expand with out pain during intercourse or orgasm, and help the uterine-support ligaments to regain the springing characteristics.
Viagrowth-III (1-004) can help you out.
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