Sexual arousal is a natural physiological response that occurs when an individual experiences physical and/or psychological stimulation related to sexual activity. It leads to changes in various...
The male scrotum is an important organ that regulates temperature to protect the viability of sperm, which are delicate cells. It accomplishes this task through various means such as adjusting its...
The vaginal canal has been studied extensively for centuries by medical professionals who were interested in understanding how it works and how it relates to various aspects of women's health. One...
Vaginal Lubrication During Arousal
During sexual stimulation, the vagina produces a clear or whitish fluid that becomes more copious as excitement increases. This substance, also known as "vaginal...
Men can experience a "refractory period" after ejaculation, during which another erection is not possible. This means that men need time to recover from orgasm before they can become erect again....
The vagina is an elastic, muscular canal that extends from the cervix to the exterior of the body. It serves as the passageway for menstrual flow during menses, the release of eggs during ovulation,...
The frenulum is a small piece of skin that connects the foreskin to the shaft of the penis. It can vary in size from person to person but it always has a role in pleasure during intercourse. When...
Sexual activity releases chemicals called hormones into the bloodstream which have been found to positively affect mood for up to 48 hours following a sexual encounter. This effect has been studied...
The clitoris is an organ located on the vulva that is responsible for providing pleasure during sexual stimulation. It is estimated to have twice as many nerve endings as the penis and can be up to...
Sexual Arousal Stimulates the Nervous System
Sexual arousal is an automatic process that occurs when certain nerves are activated in the body. This activation can be caused by physical contact,...