Doctors Say Women Can Experience ‘Blue Vulva’

Men have long complained about “blue balls”— but the phenomenon is not specific to men. Women can also suffer “blue vulva” after sex, according to a urologist. And it is all down to a rush of blood to the genitals during arousal, which causes an uncomfortable feeling for both men and women.

Speaking on her YouTube channel, which she uses to dispel medical disinformation, an associate professor of surgery at the University of Maryland, said “blue vulva” occurs when women are “aroused and don’t achieve climax.” The urologist explains that as blood vessels narrow in the vulva, uterus, and ovaries, this blood build-up can cause an uncomfortable heaviness. Thankfully, it’s not dangerous.

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Man’s 12-Hour Erection Possibly Caused By Too Much Weed

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It turns out toking up might mean you can’t get it down. A man was recently treated twice in one month for prolonged erections that may have been caused by marijuana use. The first time the man’s boner lasted 12 hours after getting high; two weeks later it lasted for six hours.

Doctors diagnosed the man with priapism, or an erection that lasts more than four hours and is not related to sexual activity. The care-giving team said the otherwise-healthy man admitted to getting high several nights per week, which included a two-hour period of getting those tough-to-soften hard-ons. “Marijuana is a vasodilator so it could lead to over-dilation of the penile vessels,” says a urologist. They add, “Everything here is hypothetical until validated by research.”

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Check out more about a man’s 12-hour erections that might be weed-related: https://nypost.com/2020/02/21/mans-painful-12-hour-erection-possibly-caused-by-too-much-weed/