{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/sex/3","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_10784-markdown","title":"How does this stuff increase sexual sensation for women?","slug":"how-does-this-stuff-increase-sexual-sensation-for-women","content":"\"Can you explain the mechanism? I would like to buy it for my wife.\"\n_____________________\nGood question. Truth is as far as I know, no one knows exactly for sure. It comes in a spray bottle and each spray contains 2.5 mgs of THC and 5 sprays total around the labia, clitoris and inside the vagina, 12.5 mgs total. Foria suggests doing this between 15 - 30 minutes before starting sex to allow the product to work.\n\nIt has been reported that some women do get a psychoactive effect from the product, as well as their partner if oral sex is performed after spraying it on. It appears that most feel a difference in the sensation during intercourse then they normally feel and can feel a augmentation of their orgasms. This does not seem to be tied to any psychoactive effect however. Wether the increase of pleasure that is felt is due to a localized effect of the THC is unknown. Some women have experienced feelings of enhanced warmth, increased blood flow, tingling, and relaxation.  Others have found it easier to reach orgasm or to have multiple orgasms, or that their climaxes are longer and/or more intense.  For other women it has helped with relaxation and sleeping since there is absorption of the THC.\n\nJust FYI - Since the product does contain coconut oil, as with any oil-containing product, it is NOT safe to use with latex condoms but can be used with polyurethane and nitrile condoms.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10782-markdown","title":"I've read that you can use a marijuana oil for women's sexual pleasure. Does this really work?","slug":"ive-read-that-you-can-use-a-marijuana-oil-for-womens-sexual-pleasure-does-this-really-work","content":"\n_____________________\nThe good news is that THC is not harmful for the mucosal lining in the vagina, and women can and have used marijuana oil for the purpose of enhancing sexual pleasure. The oil typically comes in a spray bottle which can be applied directly or by hand to the clitoris and outer and inner labia. Like most things, the results are mixed. \n\nThose that notice an effect have described it as producing a tingly sensation. Some women have noted stronger orgasms and/or multiple orgasms while using this product. On the other hand, some women have experienced no effects whatsoever while using the product and even suggest that it is \"bunk\" or a \"gimmick.\"\n\nOne complaint is that the patient is directed to wait 30-60 minutes prior to sexual activity for optimal effect, which affects spontaneity. \n\nAlso, latex is not compatible; so condoms may not be used.\n\ndredmunds\n_____________________\nOne comment regarding Dr. Edmunds answer is that while latex condoms are NOT safe when used with a oil based product (increased risk of breakage), polyurethane and nitrile condoms ARE safe to use when practicing safe sex.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10706-markdown","title":"Is there any truth to marijuana negatively affecting sexual function in men?","slug":"is-there-any-truth-to-marijuana-negatively-affecting-sexual-function-in-men","content":"\"My husband recently started using marijuana to help with the pain from an old football injury. He's 32 years old and I'm concerned that this will affect his sex drive/function because we are trying to get pregnant.\"\n_____________________\nSeveral studies have demonstrated that marijuana use decreases testosterone in men, which may lead to decreased sex drive, impotence, and gynecomastia.  Cannabis also decreases sperm count and sperm motility. Interestingly, there is an association between premature ejaculation and cannabis use. \n\nHaving said that, some men find that marijuana actually increases arousal and sex drive. These effects most likely occur with sativa dominant strains and THC. \n\ndredmunds\n_____________________\nI've heard that it's possible, but from my experience my libido skyrocketed. I'm 29 and my sex life has been better than it's ever been with my girlfriend, my workouts have been better, and I'm on the way to being in the best shape I've ever been. Some men experience the negative side effects but in my case, it's been enhancing in many ways.\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10670-markdown","title":"Is there any type of cannabis product for application to the penis for sexual enhancement?","slug":"is-there-any-type-of-cannabis-product-for-application-to-the-penis-for-sexual-enhancement","content":"\n_____________________\nForia Pleasure and HerbaBuena's Quiver are two topical products available in California that are a topical sensual lubricant for women. To my knowledge, there is no topical product for men. That said, perhaps it does exist or will soon! In talking to the founder of Foria, he developed his sexual lubricant product for women because there were so many more traditional pharmaceutical aids for men (for sexual pleasure) rather than women. \n\nThat said, there are many different marijuana strains that are said to enhance both men and women's sexual pleasure. Marijuana has been used as an aphrodisiac for thousands of years for a good reason! It is sometimes termed 'Nature's Natural Viagra'. Some strains that are said to enhance sexual pleasure are Flo, Blueberry, Skunk #1, Voodoo, God Bud and AfghaniBullRider. I think the cannabis industry needs a serious rebrand as the name of those strains are terrible!!!! Hope this helps.\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":24,"numPages":3,"currentPage":3,"id":5736,"name":"Sex","slug":"sex","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}