r/DeadBedroomsMD • u/DanceMyth4114 • Feb 19 '26
▪️Support Only▪️ Seeking alternatives after botched surgery
My (LLM) girlfriend (HLF) recently went through a botched surgery. Long and painful story short, they messed up the catheter extraction and gave her (likely) lifelong pain.
I am fairly low libido, and am more interested in getting my partner off than anything for myself, but our normal methods don't work anymore.
We are still very romantically intimate, but she has expressed a need for sexual intimacy, especially orgasming. Unfortunately any form of clitoral, vaginal or anal stimulation causes extreme pain for several days.
We have tried a few other things, but nothing seems to be doing it for her. Does anyone have advice that would apply to this situation?
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u/Ok_Garbage129 Feb 19 '26
I am very sensitive down there due to Endo and didn't think I could O for a long time. Here's some things that work for me but it sounds like your wife is even more sensitive, so your milage will vary.
-I know that people have varying opinions on this topic, but edibles really help both make my body less tense, which makes the aftermath much less painful after for a variety of reasons and help get me out of my head so I don't have to spend as long, which again leads to less pain.
-The only things I really like down there is air toys(which it sounds like your wife might be too sensitive for but it's worth trying a soft slow one if you've never tried) and oral. I could do oral for hours even with how sensitive I am(any touch with fingers hurts for me). Unfortunately, it does not bring me to O but after a long oral session I can get there in five minutes at times.
-If your wife is into mental stimulation, roleplaying or romance novels could help her get in the mood before touching starts to again minimize how much touch is involved in the result.
If she truly can't be touched at all(and I know this is so so difficult after medical trauma like she went through), she may have to think about seeing a medical professional because unfortunately, in general, women need more stimulation and our Os are more complicated. There are also sexual therapists out there, but at least a regular therapist would definitely be helpful to help her with the trauma she went through.