For the past six months, every time Maria has attempted to engage in sexual intercourse she experienced spasms of the muscles surrounding her vagina, which made intercourse impossible. What is her likely diagnosis?

a) vaginismus
b) dyspareunia
c) sexual aversion disorder
d) female sexual arousal disorder


A

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