How does the clitoris react during orgasm?

When a couple makes love, the penis and clitoris will have certain reactions. The female clitoris is the area with the most densely packed nerves, so let's take a look at how the female clitoris reacts during orgasm.

During intercourse, when the clitoris is stimulated, the uterus will slowly move backward and upward.

As a result, an oval-shaped concave space is formed between the cervix and the front and back walls of the vagina, like a tent, and semen can enter this part. However, if the G-spot is stimulated during sexual excitement, the uterus will move downward and outward, which is the opposite of the above-mentioned upward reaction. The man's fingers or genitals will feel a strong force pushing you outward.

When the male's penis is long enough to rhythmically stimulate the cervix

It can undoubtedly enhance women's sexual feelings and bring about a deeper sexual response. However, if the male penis is too long and the depth is not controlled, especially when the woman is not fully aroused, it will cause discomfort or even pain to the woman. Especially when the man's movements are rough and intense, it is more likely to cause pain to the woman.

During orgasm, the typical response of the uterus is rhythmic contractions of the uterine muscles.

It starts from the top, gradually moves downward, and ends at the lower segment of the uterus. This contraction is similar to the contraction of the uterine myometrium that occurs in the early stages of labor, except that the amplitude of the contraction is smaller and the frequency is higher. After the sexual energy is released, the swelling of the uterus of a woman who has not given birth will subside within 10 minutes, while it will take 10-20 minutes for a woman who has given birth.