@article {Engman:October 2008:0092-623X:413,
	author = "Engman, Maria",
	author = "Wijma, Klaas",
	author = "Wijma, Barbro",
	title = "Post-Coital Burning Pain and Pain at Micturition: Early Symptoms of Partial Vaginismus With or Without Vulvar Vestibulitis?",
	journal = "Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy",
	volume = "34",
	year = "October 2008",
	abstract = "Twenty-four women with partial vaginismus with or without vulvar vestibulitis participated in a semi-structured telephone interview concerning early signs and development of their pain symptoms during/after intercourse. At the onset of the problem, pain after intercourse was more common than pain during penetration. Pain intensity during penetration increased from the onset of the problem to when the women ceased having intercourse. Pain during penetration lasted for 1 minute, and was most often described as sharp/incisive/bursting, while pain after intercourse had a duration of 2 hours and was described as burning and/or smarting. Post-coital pain during micturition was described by 70% of the women.",
	pages = "413-428(16)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/routledg/usmt/2008/00000034/00000005/art00003"
	doi = "doi:10.1080/00926230802156210"
}