A woman gains up to 25% in breast size during sex
During sexual arousal, the female body goes through several phases of physiological reactions. Researchers have identified four stages: arousal, plateau, orgasm and resolution.
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Stage 1: Sexual arousal and intrigue
When a woman first begins to feel aroused (“turned on”), her genitals expand. Increased blood flow rushes to the vaginal walls, and fluid begins to flow along the vaginal walls — this is a natural lubrication process.
The outer part of the genitals becomes swollen and the upper part of the vagina becomes swollen.
Pulse and breathing quicken, blood pressure rises. In this case, the chest and neck may become red.
Stage 2: Sexual Plateau
The intensity of blood flow in the lower part of the vagina reaches its peak. As a result, the lower part of the vagina becomes swollen and tender. This area is called the inlet and is sometimes called the orgasmic plate — it is where rhythmic contractions occur during orgasm.
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At this stage, a woman”s breasts increase by 25%. Blood rushes to the nipples. The clitoris is pulled back slightly and may be difficult to see.
During this time, constant stimulation is necessary to create enough arousal for orgasm.
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Orgasm is an intense and pleasurable release from the sexual tension accumulated in the previous stages. This stage is characterized by strong muscle contractions (more than one per second).
Most women do not go through a recovery phase like men and may experience new orgasms if stimulation continues.
However, not all women achieve orgasm during sex. In most cases, foreplay plays an important role in creating favorable conditions for the onset of climax. For example, stroking sexual areas or clitoral stimulation.
Stage 4: Disconnection.
At this stage, the woman’s body gradually returns to normal. Swelling decreases, breathing and pulse slow down.
