Sometimes you can only wonder what there is not everything. The orgasm trend “Peegasm” makes women rave about a whole new kind of climax, but doctors warn! Find out why this orgasm is so dangerous here.
Peegasm” is the new sex trend. The trend is supposed to give women a whole new form of orgasm – while sitting on the toilet! Yes, of course, everyone knows the relieving feeling when you can finally empty a full bladder, but can that really lead to orgasm?
“Peegasm”: orgasm by peeing?
The so-called Peegasm is made up of the English words “pee” for pee and “orgasm”. The sex trend was triggered by a user of an English news site who reported that his girlfriend would have a climax if she went to the toilet after holding back her urine for a long time. This is said to trigger a particularly pleasant feeling in her, which can be felt from the spine all the way to the head. Other testimonials also rave about the peeing orgasm.
Women who experience these orgasm-like feelings when peeing refrain from emptying their bladder for as long as possible so that it is as full as possible when they urinate. If it is then emptied, this is supposed to trigger a kind of mini-orgasm.
How does the “peegasm” happen?
The mini climax is achieved by stimulating the nerves in the pelvic area when the strong pressure in the overfull bladder is released. If we hold back urine as long as possible, we tense the muscles around the urethra. The surrounding nerves are thus stimulated and the “release” and subsequent relaxation of the muscles and nerves when going to the toilet, can thus lead to a small climax. The fact that this feels so special could be because you have not experienced it before. After all, during a clitoral or vaginal orgasm, other erogenous zones are penetrated. This is also where the so-called “CUV zone” comes into play, which is much more likely to provide ecstatic orgasms than the G-spot.
Why is the “Peegasm” dangerous?
Holding back your urine for a long time can have dire consequences, which is why doctors warn against the dangerous sex trend. The bladder can no longer contract after the enormous effort and there is always some residual urine in the bladder. This makes it easier for germs to multiply and leads to painful bladder infections.
In the long term, holding back urine can also lead to kidney damage. Those who permanently hold back their urine also overstretch their kidney muscles, which can result in incontinence. So not every trend should be followed – no matter how promising it sounds. Health should never be put at risk.