Pain during sex? Therapeutic cannabis can greatly improve sexual life
- All human bodies deserve pleasure. We all agree on that.
- But the provision of true pleasure is greatly complicated when our body begins to suffer from some kind of chronic pain.
Earlier this year, the results of research, extensively supported by Lisa Rought, claimed that medical cannabis in many cases helps to counter chronic pain much better and more safely than pharmaceutical opiates.
"Very muchIt is important to note that over 1.5 billion people worldwide suffer from chronic pain. "
Application of medical cannabis in the right way, and with it, the effects of plant cannabinoids can both reduce the pain experienced during sex while increasing pleasure and sexual sensation. Whether youre having sex with yourself or with a partnerar medicinal cannabis it can be a great help. "
In an anonymous questionnaire, a woman performing under the HS pseudonym suffers from chronic pain and her sex life is, of course, negatively affected: "Chronic pain has greatly reduced the frequency of my appetite for sex and some sexual positions have had to be discontinued due to pain. has learned to use medical cannabis andI found that it helps me to feel touches and to increase sex drive overall.
Experience in sex with chronic pain
Now lets take a look at the conversations directly with the patients receiving cannabis treatment against chronic pain, who talked about their experiences and the experience of having sex under the influence of cannabis. So we can look at the issue of so-calledfirst hand.
The interviews are with two colleagues who both work in the field of sexual education. Both represent a slightly different point of view of sexual life along with chronic pain. One of them is Robin Wilson-Beattie, an educational specialist in sexuality and physical disabilities, the other being Alex Morgan, who works in the same field, with the addition of transsexuals.
Ashley: What In a way, chronic pain in your lives manifests on a daily basis and how does it affect your sex life?
Robin:As a person after a spine injury, I struggle with chronic pain today and every day. In essence, permanent damage to nerve tissue means that I feel like a total wreck without an effective drug, and everything hurts me. This will, of course, completely change your sex life, including the sex drive itself. I cant afford certain positions and sometimes I just dont feel like trying them.
Alex: Theres cI suffer from fibroma, migraines , Crohns disease aarthritis.Overall, chronic pain often sucks my life energy, often so I am forced to reject friends invitations and not participate in social events as often as I would like. That also means that despite how important sex is often not for meable to create the right conditions for it to happen.
Another inflammatory element adds to the inflamed body and pain in general - in the case of chronic pain, one becomes accustomed to trying to block any physical sensations, simply to try to feel as little as possible. This, of course, is reflected in the ability to concentrate on the pleasure of touch and feel the blissful feelings during sex.
Crohn's disease causes inflammation throughout the body and therefore, if you naturally seek satisfactory penetration, especially deep penetration, during sex, very unpleasant pains often occur. Arthritis in turn reduces overall mobility, hurts your jaws, hands, back, legs, hips…
Ashley: Did you come across any specific varieties that are particularly effective against the symptoms of chronic pain while trying to treat cannabis?
Robin: First of all, I would like to mention that without medical cannabis I would be absolutely unusable. Cannabis is absolutely essential to cope with chronic pain. I am such a cannabis refugee - I "escaped" to Georgia from California because of the laws (cannabis is legal in California). Mostly I use mainly CBD oil with a vaporizer.
An excellent variety of marijuana against is for example Painkillerwith which I am not totally in the fog, effectively reduce my pain and I can still continue my daily activities. For example, before I start cleaning at home or similar domestic activities, I must always fill my vaporizer before. Otherwise, everything is just too painful. I also tried pharmacy pills, but the side effects are terrible. I prefer medical cannabis.
Alex: For me absolutelyFloria Relief capsules succeed. I use it both anally and vaginally, and I am great at managing pelvic pain. I quickly reduce inflammation and pain, and the use of these capsules often means the difference between being able to play a bit or being out of order.
Ashley: Does cannabis have an impact on your direct sex experience?
Robin: I personally found a huge success in lubricating Florias cannabis clitoris cream for increased sensitivity. With my spine injury, my sensitivity has decreased a lotI had to squeeze noticeably to achieve the same stimulation as before. Floria helps me to achieve orgasm effortlessly, more pleasantly, more intensively, and moreover, it also allows a good role to play for my partner, who of course can join this activity. About 30 minutes before sex is an ideal light for meperceive much more and be responsive to touch sensations.
Alex: On the medicinal cannabis, I appreciate the fact that it allows me and my clients to use both body and mind to achieve true treatment. It may sound strange, but it has allowed me to feel pain again and again against opiates. Pain is now perceived as a disruption to a sense of calm, not a disruption to "nothingness".
Talks like this viewthey merely glimpse and glimpse the life of the vast number of people struggling with chronic pain and other problems on a daily basis. However, medical cannabis is, we know more and more about it, and with the growing base of users, it may help to erase or at least alleviate the lives of so many people.
Before you start hot combhealing cannabis and sex, it will be a good idea to remember a few tips and tricks to get the whole thing to a successful end. If you are interested in these procedures, read on.
Cannabis as a sexual aid and foreplay
If you want to use cannabis for pain, ask your partner to help youhl with application of cannabis ointment or hemp oil .Whether you want your partner to treat only painful spots or provide a complete, intimate massage is up to you.
VeAnother pleasant option can be a shared bath where you and your dear one can take advantage konopné mýdlo orhemp shower gel .
Plan a decadent day just for yourself
This tip is especially for women, but men are not bound by this. Treat yourself to a long, sensual bath. You can add to the bath if you want hemp peeling salt . (Tip: Cannabis peeling salt can be mixed with hemp relaxing oil . The combination is able to remove cellulite.) Take a few cannabis cakes, light your candles and throw something on yourself that makes you feel sexy. Give your body what it deserves.
New sex positions
If you find some positions too difficult, dont hesitatebrowse the internet and choose some new, even more interesting locations. Perhaps you will surprise your partner. There is also a kind of sexual furniture that can provide you with the support you need. There are no limits to imagination.
If youre fighting with youpumping and physical fatigue, dont be ashamed to help yourself with some sexual aid. All you have to do is find a nice sex shop and consult the staff.
Chvíle after a sexy moment
The moment it is "all over", it is good to ask a partner and let each other know how we feel and what we need. Someone likes to go straight to the shower after sex, someone likes to enjoy the blissful moment with a little cuddling. These moments are ideal for starting a meaningful dialogue. You can learn more about the partners experience, what to keep in sex and what to do again. Of course ask yourself - what was it like for you, was the experience you really want?
Knowledge is power, and if you are inA fresh relationship with someone suffering from chronic pain should be realized as much as possible. If you want to go further into this topic, we recommend The Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability. You can hardly find more comprehensive reading from this area.
Source: Manta, Ashley. "Cannabis for Chronic Pain Relief During Sex: An In-D."epth Look. ”Leafly, 16 July