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Sex Toy Prescriptions?




Masturbation has many benefits, but new research has found that the use of sex toys may carry benefits beyond the perks of self-pleasure for females. The findings come following a review of existing research into the use of vibrators and their influence on female health and found that, if we could all learn to ditch the taboo, they could even be prescribed as part of a treatment plan.To get more news about 国产一国产一级毛片, you can visit our official website.

Only recently, the stigma of women using vibrators for sexual pleasure has started to fade,” wrote the authors on the paper published in the American Urological Association’s Journal of Urology. “However, it still remains a societal taboo and is surrounded with anxiety despite a variety of potential health benefits from its use.”

Whatever revolutions take place between the sheets, issues pertaining to the pelvic area are likely to remain a sensitive subject between patients and their health providers. It could be, then, that employing the use of vibrators for improved health outcomes is a suggestion that needs to come from specialists in female pelvic health.

Of course, for health professionals to back such therapies there needs to be robust, scientific evidence that their benefits exist. So, the study authors went looking for them.

In search of the perks of vibrators, they waded through papers from PubMed, clinicaltrials.gov, Ovid and the Cochrane databases written between their inception and July 2021. They were on the lookout for anything that pertained to a rich variety of keywords: "sex toy woman", "pelvic vibrator", "sexual stimulation vibrator", "vaginal vibrator” "vibrator pelvic floor", and “vibrator incontinence”.

Their search yielded 549 results, of which 18 were found to meet the criteria for their specific research purposes. They surrounded issues such as sexual function, pelvic floor strength, incontinence, and chronic pain at the vulva known as vulvodynia.

The promising results found in the (albeit small) sample of 18 relevant papers, the researchers say, is indicative of vibrators’ potential as therapeutic devices.

“Among the identified studies, vibrators were considered as an accepted modality to enhance a woman’s sexual experience and positively correlated with increased sexual desire, satisfaction, and overall sexual function,” they wrote. “Vibratory stimulation improved pelvic floor muscle strength, vulvodynia, and improved incontinence.”
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