Stuck together during sex ?

                               

An emergency trip to hospital is never pleasant, but it's certainly not something you would want to happen after sex. 

"It's not the most romantic ending a couple can imagine,"

says Dr Aristomenis Exadaktylos, author of a study of 11 years of admissions to his hospital in Bern, Switzerland.

"It happened to my husband and myself one night.

He literally could not withdraw i.e. was 'stuck'.

I attributed it to the intensity of the vaginal muscle response during orgasm."

"I remember hearing a story when I was 14 or 15 about an American airman who got stuck inside a lady

and they had to get an ambulance and get them to a hospital to get them parted,"

Dr John Dean, a senior UK-based sexual physician, says that both accounts are credible examples of a rare phenomenon :

that doctors sometimes call :

"penis captivus" (captive penis).

"When the penis is in the vagina it becomes increasingly engorged," he says,


"The muscles of the woman's pelvic floor contract rhythmically at orgasm.


While those muscles contract the penis becomes stuck and further engorged."

In 1372, Geoffrey de La Tour-Landry related how a voluptuary named Pers Lenard "delt fleshely with a woman"

on top of an altar of a church, and God "tyed hem faste togedre dat night".

The following day the whole town saw the couple still entwined "fast like a dogge and biche togedre".

Finally prayers were spoken and the couple's prolonged intercourse came to an end (

although they were obliged to return to the church on three Sundays, strip naked and beat themselves in front of the congregation).


                                           

In a 1933 manual of gynaecology, the author Walter Stoeckel speculated that penis captivus only affected couples :

engaged in illicit sex, the fear of detection presumably contributing to the force of the woman's muscular spasm.  ::LOL::