Tightening of Pelvic Muscle With Finger Inside Vagina

It's part of my exam, especially since I had a vaginal birth.

That's how I learned to crush a penis with my vagina.

Liquidsky, I can't speak for all women but I will admit that I worry about that from time to time with Doc. Being the gentleman Doc is of course he tells me I'm tight. But honestly, he doesn't have to be polite, I am small down there in that department and since I have never pushed a baby out of that part of my body I have been able to retain my youth-like shape. Now I'm just going to brag here but Doc has actually told me that my vagina is so tight which is normally a great thing, but it can also be a bad one too because I make him cum too fast and he is afraid I am not being satisfied when he does that. No worries though he pleases me every time, all the time. Doc is a monster in bed, lol.

Mashie

Well,tis nice to read the Lady has been cumming to grips with the situation.

It's interesting how things change. In the 1960's and 1970's there was a clear preference for a looser pussy. Women were criticized for being "tight" as if that meant they were either not relaxed during sex or were inexperienced. In the 80's and especially 90's it turned 180 degrees and everyone wanted a tight pussy.

Hey Susie! I was there in the '60s and 70s and everyone wanted "vaginal tone" i.e. tight pussy then too.

All I can say was that era was well before my sexual life. I am only going by what I was told.

My sex life started in the mid-late 1980's

You were just a twinkle in your daddy's eye then. Believe me, I lost it in 1963!

My wife has never been asked to do this.

I have never been asked to do that. I have never given birth either. I do own a PC meter. A girlfriend and I both bought one. It's sort of like a thermometer but not. It has a green plastic background with numbers and a clear tube leading to a about a three inch long by one inch round rubber bulb. The bulb is filled with a red liquid with some at the bottom of the tube. It is also bent a little where you can see your progress. You insert the bulb and squeeze. You get the red liquid to go up as high as you can and hold it. You may be able to find them online. We got ours about seven years ago.

The PC meter sounds like a great addition to any exam. Very nice. I've been fortunate enough to be able to play with several patients who love extended portions of the exam where they are encouraged to tighten around an inserted finger. It feels amazing to help guide a patient through a series of tighten/relax.....tighten/relax....deep breath....and tighten....

Every female can benefit from a pelvic floor muscle check. The pelvic floor muscles are at the base of your pelvis. These muscles support and control the bowel, bladder and play a role in sexual function. Pregnancy and childbirth, constipation and straining, aging, menopause, heavy lifting and some types of pelvic surgery can all weaken your pelvic floor muscles. So if you have experienced any of these your pelvic floor may already be at risk, even if you don’t yet have symptoms.

When assessing Pelvic Floor muscle vaginally the patient is asked to contract and completely relax the muscles of the pelvic floor several times. The doctor using one finger (the second) or two fingers (the second and third) notes any narrowing of the vagina or any elevation of the levator ani and any upward and forward movement. The levator ani is comprised of the puborectalis, pubococcygeus, and iliococcygeus muscles ( the levator ani muscles act as supporting structures in urinary control.

The Doctor evaluates whether the patient is able to relax voluntarily and completely, and whether she is aware of these changes in tension. The Doctor also evaluates whether the patient is able to contract the pelvic floor before or while increasing intra-abdominal pressure (coughing).

To ask the patient to bear down is part of a normal exam. Can be done with or without digital vaginal insertion. Results will vary.

My GYN never specifically asks me to do this, but I usually end up tightening up on his finger anyway, just because I am usually not relaxed!

My gynecologist and urologist both ask me to tighten my pelvic floor muscles to check for dysfunction. My urologist also has me try to tighten my anal sphincter to check for muscle tone as part of my rectal exam.

I get this test at my general medical but not at my gyno exam. She does it after my external exam and uses 2 fingers. She wiggles her fingers after I've tightened then slowly pulls them out. I started getting this test aged 30 and it leaves my vagina feeling sore and open as I'm a virgin

@Annie204 ’as you’re a virgin’ ? Come on ? Seriously?

The only times I have observed a gynecologist ask my wife to squeeze down on his fingers was in a post delivery exam .

Nope. They want me to relax and not do that!