Bladder infection caused by clitoral orgasm
Then, assuming you're engaging in clitoral stimulation—and about eighty percent of women say they can only reach orgasm in this manner, so it's safe to assume you're one of them—this Petri-dish There are several bacteria that can cause a urinary tract infection, most common is E. coli—bacteria found in your intestines.
15 Feb To enjoy orgasm, three-quarters of women need direct clitoral stimulation from fingers, a tongue, a vibrator, or anything else that lights an erotic fire. If a vibrator (or anything else) comes in contact with these bacteria, and then touches the vulva, the bacteria can travel up the urethra and cause a UTI.
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Description:Can someone give me some ideas as to what I am up against please? About a month ago, I started with what I thought was a uti as I had a sort of pressure feeling on my bladder area lower abdomen and feeling like I couldnt empty my bladder fully. I was straining to the point where nothing comes out. I drank cranberry juice until I literally couldnt drink anymore, however I still have the same feeling. There is no pain at all, just an annoying tickling pressure. When I press down on it, it feels irritated, like it is full, even after urinating.
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