Leave Them Cervixes Alone! | UroChannel

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In this educational video, Dr. med. Dr. phil. Stefan Buntrock, a board-certified urologist and specialist in sexual health from Göttingen, debunks a common myth perpetuated by pornography: the idea that "hitting the cervix" during intercourse is a hallmark of sexual prowess. Drawing on groundbreaking research from the Journal of Sexual Medicine, Dr. Buntrock shares findings from an online survey of 441 American women. These women identified erogenous and aversive zones on anatomical diagrams, revealing that only 22.7% found the cervix to be erotically stimulating. Interestingly, 6.8% considered it an aversive area, meaning most women either don’t enjoy or are indifferent to cervical stimulation. The message? Open communication with your partner is crucial for a mutually satisfying sexual experience.
Dr. Buntrock then explains the concept of "vaginal tenting," a remarkable physiological response during arousal where the vagina elongates and creates space to accommodate penetration. MRI studies show that during intercourse, direct cervical contact is rare, as the cervix is lifted away by pelvic floor muscle contractions. This natural adaptation highlights how the anatomy is designed to minimize discomfort during intimacy. He also emphasizes that average penis size (5.1-5.8 inches) aligns with average vaginal length during arousal, further dispelling myths around size and performance.
In addition to busting myths, Dr. Buntrock addresses misconceptions about women’s sexual preferences. He notes that assumptions about pain or extreme stimulation should be avoided, as only a minority of women prefer such experiences. Clear and respectful dialogue remains the key to intimacy. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like, comment, and subscribe to UroChannel to support educational content and foster a positive online community.
This video not only provides scientific insights but also promotes understanding, empathy, and the importance of mutual consent. Stay tuned to learn more surprising facts about female erogenous zones!
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In this video, Dr. med. Dr. phil. Stefan Buntrock provides essential sex education about a common misconception regarding vagina anatomy during intimate relations. Drawing from his expertise in sexual medicine, he explains the importance of understanding the pelvic floor and its role in intimate health. This educational content discusses puberty-related anatomical development and offers health education insights for safer intimate practices. 🔬👨‍⚕️