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Best-practice commentary stresses that clinicians should communicate, limit unnecessary talk while the patient is undressed, offer chaperones, and stop or pause if the patient is distressed
Involuntary sexual arousal or even orgasm during a gynecological (pelvic) exam is a documented, if uncommon, physiological response that many clinicians and patient resources describe as “normal” for ...
Trauma‑informed communication applied to negotiating pegging and power dynamics centers on creating safety, explicit consent, and shared decision‑making while actively avoiding re‑traumatization; conc...