Are giving birth and orgasm synonymous?
American scientists claim that some women can experience the most intense orgasms during childbirth. This theory caused a storm of criticism and mixed feelings. Of course, such lucky people exist, as research has shown.
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Many mothers associate childbirth with hellish pain and constant suffering. However, according to experiments, 0. 4 women who gave birth did not know about pain during childbirth and reported multiple orgasms. In science, this concept is called ecstatic birth. Research doctors do not find anything unusual in this process from a physiological point of view. On the contrary, it is a correct and natural process. The fact is that during childbirth there is a strong stimulation of the vaginal canal. For some women, the stimulation process blocks pain and produces pleasant cramps during labor. During sex, blood rushes rapidly to the genitals, muscles are ionized, and hormones are shaken. As a result of these processes, oxytocin is released into the blood, causing orgasm. When a woman gives birth to a child, the same processes occur in her body.
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Skeptical of this theory, French scientists decided to conduct their own research to confirm or refute the words of their American colleagues.
In 957 clinics in France, women were asked to fill out a special questionnaire in which they had to describe their feelings during childbirth. This large study included more than 200, 000 pregnant women. The scientists who received the results were able to confirm that orgasm during childbirth does exist. Many women described multiple orgasms so vividly and realistically that scientists did not dare accuse them of lying. Since then, orgasm and childbirth are interchangeable concepts, and they can safely be called scientifically proven facts.
