Recently there’s been talk about vaginal massage, and it is gradually gaining popularity amongst the female folk for enhanced sexual pleasure.
But we agree, it does sound unconventional.
However, it means what its name implies, a vaginal massage. It involves using skilled techniques to massage the areas around the vagina, the walls of your vulva, and sometimes your vaginal walls or canals. It might sound invasive and even scandalous, but vaginal massages have been around for centuries.
These days several persons who have gone for one attest that it heightens sexual sensitivity, boosts sexual health, and increases libido in women. Although not scientifically proven, vaginal massages have been lauded for generally alleviating vaginal wall tension and enhancing sex life.
There are different approaches and techniques to this massage. While it can deliver pleasure during the act, vaginal massages are not meant for orgasms. They have, however, been touted to increase sexual enjoyment.
Why get a vaginal massage?
- Relieves tension in the vaginal walls.
- Can bring relief from painful periods or painful sex
- Can help you have a more intense orgasm
- If you’ve experienced sexual trauma, it helps you release tension and re-familiarize with your body.
- Medically, vaginal massages are also called pelvic floor massages (PFM). Done right, PFM can prove a
- Remedy for pelvic floor dysfunction, myofascial pelvic pain, vulvodynia, or incontinence.
- It can help foster intimacy between you and your partner when done together.
- For some women, perineal and vaginal massage after the 35th of pregnancy help prevent tears during labour.
Read more on vagina health HERE.
However, you must be sure about what you want when getting a vaginal massage. Conduct your research on Vaginal masseuses around you or find one with good reviews online. Speak to your masseuse and share your needs and expectations from the season Remember, you retain the right to withdraw or end a vaginal massage if something feels off or you’re uncomfortable. Also, you do not receive vaginal massage unless you’ve provided written or vocal consent. You can also go with your partner if you wish to.
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