To treat vaginal vestibulitis, you may want to consider using a gel such as Orajel™, which can be purchased at a pharmacy without a prescription. This gel can be applied locally to the desired area and may help numb the area for pain relief. Additionally, there are lubricants available that have a numbing effect, which some people use to desensitize and reduce sensitivity during intercourse. These products can also be found at pharmacies.
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