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You might have heard cases of the male organ being stuck in the female organ during intercourse but have you ever wondered what causes it? This condition is referred to as male organ captivus or ‘pennis captivus’. It allegedly arises when a male organ becomes stuck in a female organ during intercourse.
Although, It’s unclear how often male organ captivus occurs because couples may be able to disconnect from one another before medical attention is necessary. And they may never report the incident to a doctor.
If you find yourself unable to disengage from intercourse, it’s important to stay calm. Knowing what’s happening can help you and your partner wait out male organ captivus. Keep reading to learn more.
How does it happen?
For male organ captivus to occur, a series of events during lovemaking must take place. The male organ, which fills with blood in preparation for intercourse, may continue to grow in size before reaching a peak. The vagina’s walls, which are made of muscular tissue, expand and contract during lovemaking. The muscles inside the vagina may pulse slightly during lovemaking, too.
What to do if it occurs?
If you’re mid-romp and find you and your partner can’t disconnect, it’s important to remain calm. Panicking can lead to a forceful attempt to withdraw the manhood, and that can lead to more pain and discomfort. Most couples will only be stuck for a few seconds, so give yourself a break from the action. Take a few deep breaths, and the muscles will likely relax for you.
If you remain stuck after a few minutes, call for emergency medical attention. A doctor or healthcare provider may be able to inject a muscle relaxer into you or your partner to help ease the contractions.
We’ve brought this to the kknowledge of many who feel strange when this occurs.
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