Sexual stimulation is a physical and psychological response that occurs when an individual's senses are aroused by visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, or cognitive cues. This can include...
What are the different parts of the male genitalia?
The penis is made up of three main parts: the root, the shaft, and the glans. The root is connected to the pelvic bone and contains blood...
The penis is a highly sensitive organ that plays a crucial role in human reproduction and male sexual pleasure. While it may seem like an underwhelming part of the body at first glance, the penis is...
Sexual Arousal and Blood Vessel Dilation
When a person becomes sexually aroused, their body undergoes several physiological changes that lead to an increase in blood flow to the genitals,...
Priapism is a rare medical condition that affects men and causes an unusually long-lasting and painful erection. It occurs when blood flow to the penis becomes blocked, causing an erection that does...
The penis contains no muscles; movement is controlled by muscles at its base. This means that when it comes to moving the penis during intercourse, it's all about timing and rhythm. Understanding how...
The penis is a male genital organ that plays an important role in reproduction and sexual pleasure. Although it does not have any bones, it is supported by connective tissue and muscles which help to...
The male ejaculatory reflex is an involuntary response to sexual stimulation that occurs in men during sexual intercourse or masturbation. It is a series of rapid muscular contractions that occur in...
The penile shaft contains two corpora cavernosa that fill with blood during erection.
The penile shaft is an elongated and cylindrical structure that extends from the base of the male genitalia to...
The physiological response of increased blood flow to genitals is called sexual arousal. It can occur in both males and females. In males, this increase in blood flow causes the penis to become...