Thanks for reaching out with such a stimulating question! Put simply, there isn't any research (only anecdotal reports) to support the idea that having sex frequently might decrease your clitoral sensitivity. It's possible, however, that other factors are causing you to perceive or experience weaker orgasms. Read on for more about the anatomy of the clitoris, and how emotions, various aspects o...

Thanks for reaching out with such a stimulating question! Put simply, there isn't any research (only anecdotal reports) to support the idea that having sex frequently might decrease your clitoral sensitivity. It's possible, however, that other factors are causing you to perceive or experience weaker orgasms. Read on for more about the anatomy of the clitoris, and how emotions, various aspects o...

BACKGROUND Women who have undergone female genital mutilation rarely have access to the reconstructive surgery that is now available. Our objective was to assess the immediate and long-term outcomes of this surgery. METHODS Between 1998 and 2009, we included consecutive patients with female genital mutilation aged 18 years or older who had consulted a urologist at Poissy-St Germain Hospital, ...

Thanks for reaching out with such a stimulating question! Put simply, there isn't any research (only anecdotal reports) to support the idea that having sex frequently might decrease your clitoral sensitivity. It's possible, however, that other factors are causing you to perceive or experience weaker orgasms. Read on for more about the anatomy of the clitoris, and how emotions, various aspects o...

AIMS Complete spinal cord injury does not block perceptual responses or inferior solitary nucleus activation after genital self-stimulation, even though the vagus is not thought to innervate pelvic structures. We tested if vagus nerve endings sprout after bladder decentralization to innervate genitourinary structures in canines with decentralized bladders. METHODS Four reinnervation surgeries...

Delphine Gardey offers an original and ambitious work which aims, according to the translation of its title in French, produce a “political history clitoris”. Historian sociologist, professor at Institute Gender Studies University Geneva, she is specialist thought Judith Butler, but also well known for her on gender, technology science, including psychoanalysis.