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Anal penetrative intercourse is associated with pelvic dysfunction and fecal incontinence, with frequency and intensity of activity influencing outcomes.
Pelvic sling surgery can change orgasmic experience in multiple directions—some patients report spontaneous or increased arousal after nerve irritation, many report no change or improvement in orgasmi...
Vaginal depth is a highly variable, dynamic anatomical trait that usually plays a limited direct role in sexual satisfaction: most evidence shows length within the broad normal range does not predict ...
Large clinic-based series and specialty literature long identify obstetric sphincter injury as an important cause of postpartum fecal incontinence (FI), but population-based and multivariable studies ...
A systematic read of the supplied reporting finds no true longitudinal cohort studies that directly link lifetime frequency of receptive anal intercourse (RAI) to later-life fecal incontinence (FI); t...
Vaginal tearing during sex is uncommon for healthy, well-lubricated tissue but becomes more likely when vulvovaginal skin is thin, dry, scarred, inflamed or under unusual mechanical stress; key medica...
Medical practitioners measure vaginal dimensions for specific clinical and engineering purposes: to plan and perform pelvic surgery, assess and treat pelvic floor disorders, guide obstetric management...
Pelvic floor physical therapy (PFPT)—including pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT), biofeedback, and sometimes electrical stimulation—is an evidence-based, first-line conservative treatment that often...