Dr. Milhouse

Yeah, it gets deeper.

It gets deeper.

So that's why there might be times you're like, dang, she's really taking it.

That's because she's really aroused.

You know what I'm saying?

Other times it's like, I don't know if you experienced this, Caitlin, but sometimes I'm having sex with my husband.

I'm like, okay, yeah, I'm not fully aroused, so you're going to have to be gentle because I can feel it.

There are a few people who do like it, Caitlin.

I'm usually not... Yeah, they are a few.

I have had a patient who directly told me I was doing surgery to fix her uterus that had fallen.

And she was like, Dr. Milhouse, I like my cervix touched.

Like, I like my cervix touched during sex.

So I don't want... She...

was like, I don't want a hysterectomy because I'm going to lose that, you know?

And so I modified the plan, which I'm so glad she was able to articulate that.

But also I also tell patients that too, but there certainly are physicians who will just offer dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, and not talk to patients about that.

But anyway, that goes to your point that there are a few patients who do like, indeed like the service being touched.

Being two with your partner, if they're looking like they're in pain and it's not like the fun type of pain, like, yeah, I'm BDSM, but like they're in pain, like back off.

You're so right that when it's painful like that, it's deep in your like on your pelvis and it hurts like hell and it doesn't go away.

Like just because the stimulation stops, like there's some residualness to it.