Patient's question:
When I got married, I relied on clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm with my husband. Recently, his foreplay was excellent, and I felt myself getting excited, but before I reached clitoral orgasm, he entered my vagina a few times, shallow then deep. Suddenly, I felt extremely comfortable in my vagina, as if electricity was spreading through my body, making me feel weak and limp. I couldn’t achieve orgasm from further clitoral stimulation; I just felt powerless, with a sense of vaginal contraction. About half an hour after my husband climaxed, I felt my body recover, but I still craved clitoral orgasm. In the end, my husband helped me achieve it, and only then did I feel my body fully released. Could you please advise on this earlier...Doctor's answer:
The ways to stimulate the clitoris are relatively simple, and the intensity varies depending on the form of sexual activity. The most intense method is direct clitoral stimulation. More gentle approaches include having the woman rhythmically and tightly squeeze her thighs, applying slight pressure to the clitoris, or tensing and relaxing the woman's pubococcygeus muscles.During sexual activity, if a woman does not experience sexual pleasure through vaginal stimulation, then clitoral stimulation becomes even more important for her. With a correct understanding of female sexual climax, it will be easier to harmonize sexual life between both partners, thereby achieving marital happiness and fulfillment.