Dr. Rachel Rubin

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3,407 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard May 2025 last heard 22 Jun

Dr. Rachel Rubin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett · Dr Rachel Rubin: Women’s Sexual Health, Menopause, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), and Orgasms! · 22 Jun 2026 podcast

Sex is not supposed to be painful.

If sex is painful, you need to figure out why.

You deserve a diagnosis.

You deserve an answer.

You deserve to understand exactly why sex is painful.

You could have a problem with the tissue.

So you could have a skin problem.

which as we know, the tissue of the vulva is very hormonally sensitive.

So that tissue could be impacted by hormones.

It's skin.

So people can get eczema.

They can get autoimmune skin conditions.

So you may have a skin condition.

You may have problem with your muscles.

So remember, the vagina and the vulva are surrounded by these big pelvic floor muscles.

And just like you can get tight muscles in your neck and in your back, you can get tight muscles in your pelvis.

We also know there's nerves that are involved in this area.

So if you have a back problem and you feel it running down your leg, right, that's called sciatica or sciatica pain, you can have a back problem that actually causes you to have pelvic pain.

So we see people with penis pain or vulva pain because of problems in their spines.

If you have scar tissue inside your body from endometriosis that's pushing and scarring this tissue from the inside, you may have pain with sex.

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