The secrets of women's clitoral erection during sex

If a man stimulates the clitoris skillfully, it is often easy to arouse a woman's sexual desire, and can often make a woman reach orgasm without the need for sexual intercourse. Generally speaking, stimulating the body of the clitoris is more effective than directly stimulating the glans of the clitoris. The clitoris often requires long-term, continuous and strong stimulation. Because the clitoris is separated by a layer of foreskin, it has good tolerance. Especially when it is approaching orgasm, it needs to be stimulated more forcefully and to a greater extent.

Statistics show that about 2/3 of women prefer clitoral stimulation, and they believe that the pleasure brought by clitoral stimulation is far stronger than that brought by vaginal stimulation. The process of stimulating the clitoris is not only a moment to mobilize women's subjective initiative and sexual desire, but also a moment for women to quickly transition from excitement to plateau period.

The man should understand the parts of the woman's body that she likes to be stimulated the most and her favorite methods of stimulation. The woman should also actively cooperate with her husband and communicate at any time. During sexual intercourse, when the woman's response enters the sustained stage, the female vaginal muscles contract, causing the clitoris to retract and move away from the vagina, and the penis generally cannot directly stimulate the clitoris. But this does not mean that the clitoris cannot be stimulated indirectly.

The clitoral hood is in contact with the labia minora. When the penis moves back and forth in the vagina, it pulls the labia minora, which in turn pulls the clitoris for stimulation. Especially when the penis is pulled outward and the foreskin returns to the glans or coronal sulcus, the diameter of the penis increases by a few millimeters, making it easier for the clitoris to be indirectly stimulated.

There are obvious differences in the requirements for sexual intercourse between men and women. Generally speaking, men are more impulsive and their sexual climax comes quickly, while women's sexual climax comes slowly and goes away slowly. To achieve harmonious sexual life between husband and wife, the man must fully respect and be considerate of the other party, try his best to stimulate the woman's sexual desire in various ways, and never act too hastily. Don't think of sex as a football game where the only goal is to score a goal. Think of sex as a comfortable swim in warm water.

The man can gently caress and kiss her back, her hands, her legs, her face, he can caress and kiss her breasts and nipples, and then he can caress her abdomen, buttocks and genitals. The man can touch her clitoris, which is the most sensitive part. Some women like men to massage their clitoris with their hands; others like men to use their flat palms to massage the entire vulva and indirectly stimulate the clitoris. Facts have proved that sufficient caressing before and after sexual intercourse will not only bring immense pleasure and satisfaction to both parties, but also strengthen the couple's marriage relationship.

The clitoris is the most sensitive part of the female reproductive organ and is also the part most susceptible to disease. Therefore, the hygiene and health of the female clitoris is very important. If the clitoris suffers from diseases such as inflammation, tumors, hypertrophy, atrophy, scarring, etc., it will cause symptoms such as bleeding, pain, itching, numbness, and even affect normal sexual life. Professor Wu Jieping, a famous sex medicine expert in my country, believes that clitoral lesions are a topic that deserves great attention in sexual issues. Therefore, protecting the clitoris is by no means a trivial matter.

Some women often masturbate with the help of some instruments, which results in clitoral hypertrophy and repeated infection of various harmful microorganisms, causing clitoral erosion and bleeding; some women like to wear nylon briefs with poor ventilation and tight crotch and buttocks, and wash the vulva with detergent and soapy water; some women spray perfume on the perineum because of the smell of leucorrhea; some women use inappropriate bicycle mats, which repeatedly rub the clitoris when riding a bicycle; some women often share bathtubs and bath towels with others; some women do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene and do not develop the good habit of washing the vulva every day. These bad living habits should be corrected actively.

In addition, some systemic diseases, such as diabetes and tuberculosis, can also cause clitoral atrophy and pain, especially when diabetes is complicated by neuritis, the symptoms are more prominent. This requires active treatment of the underlying disease. If you suffer from other diseases such as pubic lice, vaginitis, etc., you should actively seek treatment to avoid adverse effects on the clitoris.