Dr. Rachel Rubin
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first heard May 2025
last heard 22 Jun
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And so penetration can happen if you're relaxed.
But then orgasm is a series of muscle contractions, which equates to pleasure and release, which is all has to do with the nerves and the muscles.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, so if sex hurts, so if the muscles are too tight and you can't have penetration but you want it, that can be bad sex.
If orgasm is painful, weak orgasm,
Or impossible.
It could have to do with the muscles.
It's not always the muscles, but it could have to do with the muscles of the pelvic floor.
If arousal, your ability to engorge and lubricate are diminished or less, that could be due to pelvic floor because you're not getting enough blood flow to the area.
And so there are multiple different ways.
And if you're not feeling your genitals, you watch something sexy on TV and then you feel it in your genitals or you see someone attractive walking down the street.
You feel it in your genitals.
There's this brain genital connection.
And sometimes that you see, you have to have perfect wiring and of your nerves connecting.
your hormones and your muscles.
And so that could be affected by your pelvic floor.
Now, we do a lot to mess up our pelvic floor, by the way.
People do surgery.
People have babies.
People muscle health changes for many reasons.
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