The V-agenda: Make your Milli master plan and track your progress
Tracking your progress is a powerful way to stay motivated and achieve your goals.
Tracking your progress is a powerful way to stay motivated and achieve your goals.
Your pelvic floor muscles reflexively tighten, making penetration—whether during sex, tampon use, or a gynecological exam—painful or even impossible. The good news? Treatment is highly effective, and dilators like Milli can play a crucial role in helping you find relief.
Discover how vibration therapy can help with tight vaginal muscles and painful sex. Learn how it improves blood flow, relaxes muscles, and supports dilation therapy to make each step toward relief easier.
Personal lubricants can relieve vaginal dryness and discomfort during sex, making intimacy smoother and more enjoyable. Learn how to choose the right lube and use it for enhanced pleasure with Milli.
Painful sex after menopause doesn’t have to be your new normal. Discover natural remedies, from pelvic exercises to mindfulness, and discover how Milli, the only expanding over-the-counter dilator, can help you find lasting relief.
Let’s find out why these changes happen and, more importantly, what you can do to take back control and enjoy sex again.
Pain with sex — or any pelvic pain — can be incredibly distressing. Fortunately, there is a safe and effective option for treating your symptoms.
Believe it or not, 1 in 8 women experience vaginal dryness. There are ways to recognize the symptoms and find relief. We turned to our friends at FemmePharma to help us shed some light on this topic, and we’re glad we did!
Congratulations! You navigated the incredible journey of pregnancy, embraced the challenges of childbirth, and conquered the early months of postpartum life.
Key Takeaways Pelvic floor exercises offer an effective treatment for vaginismus, which causes discomfort and pain during vaginal penetration. These exercises target the muscles supporting organs like the bladder, bowel, and uterus, and help enhance blood flow to the vaginal region. Regular practice, encompassing contractions, quick sprints, and relaxation, can help individuals regain control over these muscles, reducing involuntary contractions that cause discomfort. Consistency in these exercises and seeking professional guidance can be instrumental in managing vaginismus symptoms. We know ...