Experienced ladies might know that women can also have orgasms on their own without getting involved with any partner. To help beginners, we have found 5 types of orgasms that every woman can have on her own.
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Clitoral orgasm
When doing solo play, clitoral orgasm is the easiest orgasm a woman can have on her own. Clitoral orgasm is achieved by stimulating the clitoris over and over again.
Provided you do it right, clitoral orgasm can be achieved within as short as 4 minutes. So if you are short on time, this may be the orgasm you want to aim for.
The clitoris is the tiny, nut-shaped organ that is located just at the top of your vaginal opening. It may be small in size, but the clitoris is connected to at least 8,000 nerve endings.
This orgasm is the one which most resembles male orgasm, and has time and again proven to be the surest route to female ecstasy.
The engorgement and sexual release is same as the penile orgasm. Per an article appearing in the Everyday Health website, sustained clitoral simulation after orgasm may be uncomfortable.
So when stimulation is directed at this organ, the big O becomes much more achievable in a significantly shorter time. The clitoral orgasm is the standard orgasm as it is so easy to achieve.
Sensations are described as sharp, quick, tingling and short-lasting. This orgasm is mostly felt on the body—outside the vagina.
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Vaginal orgasm (with a dildo)
The vaginal orgasm is the kind of orgasm that everyone wants but can't always have. Studies show that some 80% of women have never felt a vaginal orgasm.
Contrary to a clitoral orgasm, a vaginal orgasm is directly felt inside the vagina. Even your partner will be able to feel it when your vagina is contracting heavily during a vaginal orgasm.
Psst, this is why men are obsessed with making you have a vaginal orgasm. With that said, there is plenty of talk about stimulating the G-spot which is said to be located inside the vaginal walls.
In order to hit this sweet spot when doing a solo play, you must use a dildo and stimulate yourself enough times.
Although the exact location of the G-spot is still under debate (some experts don’t even believe it exists), it has been suggested that the G-spot may be located on the front wall of the vagina.
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Exercise orgasm (coregasm)
This one is the kind of orgasm that a woman can experience on her own, even without getting into sexual activity. This type of orgasm is brought about by physical exercises.
It is said that some women who like to exercise tend to be able to experience orgasm after a rigorous set of physical exercises. This orgasm is called coregasm and is not the type that gives your body-curling orgasmic sensations.
This form of orgasm is hard to train your body to achieve, being that it may occur from any form of workout that stimulates your core.
Some women are more prone to experience coregasm, according to an article on the Women’s Health, than others. The sensation may come unannounced and more often than not, tends to embarrass the women experiencing it.
This is a mild form of orgasm and is not heavy at all, but women who have had it all agree that it is still pleasurable. In order to achieve a coregasm, you must have worked out for quite some time.
Get your heart rate up and continue to do lower body exercises. Leg raises are usually the most effective in this case. You need to keep exercising until you feel very tired and the excitement begins to hit you in the vagina.
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Skin orgasm
Yep, this is also called goosebumps or chills. This type of orgasm is usually brought about by listening to music and it is felt on the skin. See?
No sex is involved at all and most people probably have experienced this at some point. This type of chills is often called 'frissons' and it is described as a type of feeling that is induced after listening to some powerful music.
Experts say classical music is usually the type of music that can bring about frissons, but others disagree. Powerful music like rock or heavy metal often causes its fans to experience tingles and chills that feel very much pleasurable.
The bottom line is, you just have to listen to the type of music that you enjoy very much. And then, those hard beats and rapid changes of tunes will bring you to a sensational skin-tingling that is skin orgasm.
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Blended orgasm
A blended orgasm is usually considered the hardest to get. It is a sensational combination of clitoral and vaginal orgasms.
But it can blend two or more orgasms with intense stimulation. For example, a woman may experience nipple and clitoral orgasms if she masturbate while stimulating these two erogenous zones.
Again, according to a Health Shot publication, it may involve a woman’s lips through kissing, the nipples through hand stimulation, and clitoris via penetrative sex, simultaneously.
This is probably the ultimate orgasm everyone wants to be able to achieve.
In different women, this orgasm can last anywhere from 1 to 15 minutes. And that's not even all.
This long orgasm ends in a big explosion of the last spurt of the orgasm and can even cause your body to go into convulsions for a few seconds.
If you are trying to achieve this amazing blended orgasm on your own, use a dildo that has a vibrating function. The dildo should stimulate your vagina and the vibrating part of your clitoris.
Do this comfortably in a missionary position (just lying on your back) and get playing on your own. If you focus the dildo on the front wall of your vagina, you should have an easier time.
All in all, people should realize by now that they do not always need people to have fun. These types of orgasms can do wonders for women, and we are guaranteed they can enjoy every moment of pure joy.
Working Your Way Around Urinary Tract Infections
Urinary tract infections are a pretty common sight for women. These infections can be very frustrating and can make you feel uncomfortable. The reasons for contracting this irritating infection might vary from one woman to another. In this article, we will discuss the causes, symptoms and how to prevent these infections from contacting you again.
Causes of Urinary Tract Infections
The most common causes of urinary tract infections in women might be E.coli or yeast infections. These are tiny organisms that are not visible to the naked eye and can spread to your bladder within a blink of an eye. These generally travel through from the rectum all the way to the vaginal area where your urinary organ is located.
Poor eating habits can also contribute to urinary tract infections in women. Junk foods such as soft drinks, oily or canned foods contain preservatives or chemicals that help in promoting the growth of yeast or bacteria in the body.
Dehydration can also be a common cause of urinary tract infection. When the main organs in the body such as the kidneys, heart and the immune system get dehydrated, it becomes easier for the bacteria and other bad organisms to multiply and spread the infection throughout the vagina.
Allergies or use of contraceptives can also cause this infection. If you are allergic to a certain brand of contraceptive, change them. Bear in mind to consult your doctor on what type of contraceptive might be useful for your body type.
Symptoms of Urinary Tract Infection in Women
Urinary tract infection is generally associated with a burning sensation while passing urine. Many women might even experience pain and feel the frequent need to urinate even when there is no urine flowing out.
Tenderness or heaviness in the belly is also a sign that you are suffering from urinary tract infection. Your urine starts smelling and becomes cloudy. You might even experience frequent chills, vomiting, fever, and even nausea.
Preventing Urinary Tract Infection
The best way to prevent this infection is by keeping the body hydrated at all times. If the kidneys are functioning properly, it can help in flushing out the harmful toxins from the body. You must at least drink six to eight glasses of water every day.
Ensure that you keep your private areas clean and dry. Wash your genitals with mild soap and wipe them dry with a clean towel. Avoid using perfumes or douches to clean them. This can irritate the urethra and trigger harmful organisms and lead to infections.
Bear in mind to include a lot of Vitamin C in your diet. Vitamin C helps in making urine acidic thereby preventing the growth of bacteria in the body. Keep emptying your bladder every two to three hours. Trying to control your urine for longer periods might encourage bacteria to grow.
Even after trying to follow the above tips, you are still persisted by this infection then you might want to consult your doctor. They might prescribe certain medication that might provide relief and reoccurrence of it.