Sexual intercourse is usually initiated by the sexual arousal of the participants. It makes reproduction more attractive and gives pleasure. In this process, sexual arousal occurs in different phases. What is sexual arousal? Sexual intercourse is usually initiated by the sexual arousal of the parties involved. It is sexual arousal that makes the painless process … Sexual Arousal: Function, Task & Diseases
Asexual people feel either little or no sexual attraction to other people. Asexuality does not require treatment as long as it does not result in suffering. What is asexuality? Asexuality is defined as a particular sexual orientation, that is, analogous to heterosexuality or homosexuality. Thus, asexuality is not equivalent to a man or woman having … Asexuality: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Function As a nerve, the function of the pudendal nerve is to connect tissue and muscles with the spinal cord and brain and thus to be able to perceive sensations and to execute movements or muscle tension. The pudendal nerve reaches large areas of the intimate and genital area via its end branches. Through its … Function | Pudendal nerve – course and failure
Nervus Pudendus Neuralgia Pudendal nerve neuralgia refers to damage to the pudendal nerve and the associated pain. The damage usually occurs at the greatest constriction during the course of the pudendal nerve, the so-called Alcock’s canal. For this reason, pudendal nerve neuralgia is often referred to as ‘Alcock’ syndrome. In women, pudendal nerve neuralgia occurs … Nervus Pudendus Neuralgia | Pudendal nerve – course and failure
Irritation of the pudendal nerve The pudendal nerve can be irritated by the layers of tissue surrounding it. If permanent pressure is exerted on a nerve, e.g. due to incorrect posture or overloading, this can lead to local nerve irritation, which may spread further. The irritation of the pudendal nerve usually manifests itself in a … Irritation of the pudendal nerve | Pudendal nerve – course and failure
Definition The pudendal nerve is a nerve that runs through the pelvic and genital area. It is also called the “pubic nerve”. It is responsible for the motoric innervation of muscles as well as for sensitive innervation, i.e. all tactile and pressure sensations, in the area from the anus to the genitals. Anatomy The pudendal … Pudendal nerve – course and failure
