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Remember the G-spot brouhaha? Yes, there is one. No, there isn’t. Is. Isn’t. If you were aware of that controversy you might wonder whatever happened to it. Was anything about the mysterious G-spot ever resolved? For all intents and purposes, after a flurry of attention in the 1980s, the G-spot seemed to go underground for [...]

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A male reader wrote to me recently. He’s “turned on” at the thought of his wife using a vibrator and wants to incorporate it into their sex life. The problem is that his wife is “creeped out” at the thought and won’t consider it. This dilemma presents several issues that I think can be instructive to explore. [...]

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Vibrators for Two

My conversations with patients, blog readers, and visitors to MiddlesexMD tell me that once a person’s gotten past her own discomfort with the idea of a vibrator, there can lurk another obstacle: How to introduce it to intimacy with a partner. I’ve heard from both men and women on this topic: Both have asked how to introduce a [...]

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Dr. Krychman’s “Meet Your Vibrator”

In the course of our conversation about vibrators, I asked MiddlesexMD medical advisor Dr. Michael Krychman how he recommends that his patients begin to use a vibrator. Here’s what he says: “Get to know your vibrator. Take it out of the package and learn how it works, how to charge it or what kind of [...]

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Science under the Romance

If you’ve followed this blog for a while, you know that I’m a fan of vibrators. From talking to my patients, I’m well aware that not everyone is as comfortable with the idea—and the reality—of them as I am. We’ve been talking with the MiddlesexMD medical advisory board about the adoption of vibrators. Dr. Michael [...]

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I’m glad to hear that a vibrator has been helpful to you! Women our age often need extra stimulation for arousal and orgasm, and many find that a vibrator provides just what they need. If you’re looking for more, here are some things you might consider: A stronger motor: Not all vibrators are created equal. [...]

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Whenever there are neurologic implications to a disease process, sexual response can be affected; these are difficult issues. I did see an MS patient just recently who had not experienced orgasm in about five years. Some of the medications that treat her MS also interfered with orgasm. Fortunately, she was able to find success with [...]

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Part 2 of 3 Of course, I can explain why we need more vulvo-vaginal stimulation at our age to nearly any woman in my office, and she may understand and fully accept what I’m telling her. But her next step is to go home and discuss this with her partner, if she has one. Many [...]

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So you arrive home from a hectic day at the office, and there’s the box you’ve been waiting for, with your new lube, a vaginal moisturizer, and those dilators that have promised to return your sex life from painful to normal. “Oh boy!” you think. “Orgasm tonight!” Please, please, please, slow down. I know it’s [...]

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MiddlesexMD began with a business plan I wrote for my Masters in Medical Management program at Carnegie Mellon University. Its essential proposition — offering women over 40 the information, advice, and products they need to sustain good sexual health as they age — is all there in my original paper. Taking a business from paper [...]

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