Contents:
- Medical Video: 10 Things to Know About Cervix Penetration
- Is it possible to penetrate into the cervix?
- Could a woman climax when the cervix is aroused?
- Is it safe to penetrate deeply to the lower end of the cervix?
Medical Video: 10 Things to Know About Cervix Penetration
Many women can reach orgasm through stimulation of the clitoris or vagina. However, did you know that the cervix is also a sensitive zone for women? Yes, it is possible that you will experience orgasm all over the body because the cervix is stimulated by deep penetration. Well, maybe you are wondering whether deep penetration to reach the cervix can really happen and be safe. Find out the answer below.
Is it possible to penetrate into the cervix?
Some people believe that women can reach cervical orgasm by penetrating the cervix or cervix, but this is not entirely true. Cervical orgasm is achieved by stimulating the cervix rather than penetration.
Your cervix cannot be completely penetrated by the penis. This is because the opening of the cervix is known as the external os, too narrow for the penis to enter. The channel is no bigger than your thumb. More specifically, consider the following illustration.
In addition, the external os is filled with cervical mucus which further blocks the penis from penetrating the cervix. As a result there is no possibility of penetration of the penis into the cervix. However, not always the cervical duct or hole is small, there are times when the cervix extends wide enough, namely during labor or when the baby comes out of the uterus. If it's not in labor, nothing has to go through your cervix.
When deep penetration, you may feel the penis push or touch the lower end of your cervix. This is what is called cervical stimulation. So actually the penis cannot enter (penetrate) into the cervix, but only nudges or touches the lower end of the cervix opening. Again, this is because nothing can enter or exit your cervix, except during childbirth.
Could a woman climax when the cervix is aroused?
The answer is of course possible. However, not necessarily this can happen to everyone. Every woman has a different pleasure point. Some women may find it easier to orgasm through clitoral stimulation, not deep penetration to the lower end of the cervix.
If your partner stimulates the cervix, you may feel a sensation of pressure that spreads throughout your body. This can cause contractions in the muscles throughout the body, with a tingling sensation that comes in waves from the head to your toes. This is what then brings women to the climax. For some women, this cervical orgasm can last a long time.
However, don't worry if you don't orgasm at all. Maybe the cervix is not your sensitive area, and this doesn't matter, really.
Is it safe to penetrate deeply to the lower end of the cervix?
Yes, deep penetration to touch the lower end of the cervix opening is safe. However, it is important for you and your partner to try penetration in a few times before. So do not immediately push the penis in too quickly.
If you do not relax, you will find it hard to feel pleasure when penetrating deeply, especially if it reaches the lower end of the cervix.
It is not uncommon for women to complain of pain during vaginal penetration, especially if there is something about your cervix.
In fact, about 60 percent of women will experience dyspareunia, which is the pain of sexual intercourse at a certain point. When this happens, you will feel pain before, during, or after sex.
Deep penetration is not the only cause of dyspareunia, so talk to your obstetrician if you feel sick during sex.
If you want to try experiencing this unique orgasm, start with a sex position doggy style. Doggy style is the right position to allow deep penetration.
