Urethral traffic

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Urethral intercourse , English urethral coitus or urethral intercourse (from Latin urethra = urethra) describes sexual intercourse involving the urethra . The man's penis is inserted into the female urethra .

Principle of implementation

The female urethra is a connection between the urinary bladder and the vaginal vestibule . It usually has a diameter of less than one centimeter and is therefore too narrow for a penis to be inserted. However, the urethra has a high degree of flexibility and can increase in size through continuous stretching. This can grow up to a size that allows penetration.

Motifs

Sometimes the urethral intercourse is performed because due to malformations of the vagina of vaginal intercourse difficult or the woman's urethra is enlarged beyond normal by itself. However, this is not necessarily the case, in most cases there is no malformation of the genitourinary tract. Just like stimulating the urethra with your fingers or by inserting objects, urethral intercourse is a form of pleasure.

distribution

Although there are no figures on its prevalence, it can be assumed that it is a very rare sexual practice. However, there are numerous reports in the gynecological literature. Urethral intercourse is also sometimes practiced in pornography . Urethral intercourse is usually a heterosexual practice; the pronounced stretchability and flexibility of the urethra is proven by specialist reports on homosexual urethral intercourse.

Risks

A commonly reported problem with urethral intercourse is the occurrence of urinary incontinence after intercourse. There is also a risk of urethral and bladder infections . The excessive stretching of the urethra can cause problems.

Individual evidence

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