Dr. Rachel Rubin
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first heard May 2025
last heard 22 Jun
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So men have a pelvic floor.
Women have a pelvic floor.
It just means the bones of your pelvis, so your hips...
And your pelvis bone, your butt bones, all of this is this big bony structure that holds all of your organs in place.
And your genitals are attached to this pelvic floor.
And the pelvic floor is surrounded by thick, big muscles.
So if we look at the inside of the pelvic floor, it's these big, thick muscles.
And muscles are just like your biceps, right?
Like muscles are something that contract and relax and there can be problems with muscles, right?
Just like if you work out too much and you've got a sore trap and you got to go get it massaged or you got to do physical therapy because your shoulder is hurting, a lot can go wrong with the pelvic floor.
And so sex is a contact sport.
So if you're going to get erections, if you're going to have an orgasm, if you're going to allow for penetration to happen,
You have to have healthy muscles because you're asking your muscles to contract and relax in a sexual way.
And so as blood is flowing through the area, blood is going to engorge the clitoris and it's going to get bigger and erect.
It's going to engorge the penis.
It's going to get bigger and erect.
These muscles are going to have to relax so that you can have sexual
Because if they're too tight, tight muscles are painful.
They're sore.
They burn.
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