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The first thing you see when you walk into Dr Mark Wolter's cosmetic surgery is Anthony Hopkins' face. A close-up photo of the actor — wrinkles and all — hangs above the entrance. There are expensive chairs in the waiting room, underneath a large poster of the Louis Vuitton logo — but the strong stench of disinfectant is the same as in any clinic. Martina — a woman in her forties, wearing a faux fur coat — is waiting in reception.

Skip navigation! It doesn't take a doctor or mental health expert to tell you that orgasms feel good. The involuntary contractions and release, plus the combination of feel-good neurotransmitters , can make you instantly more relaxed, happier, and closer to your partner. But the benefits of orgasm extend beyond just feeling good, and some research suggests that orgasms have powerful health benefits. In studies, orgasms have been shown to improve your immunity , increase your pain threshold , get rid of headaches , improve circulation, regulate your menstrual cycle , help you sleep, and more, says Vanessa Marin, sex therapist and creator of Finishing School: Learn How To Orgasm. Orgasms aren't just good for you physically, they can also be beneficial for your mental health, says Rachel Needle , PsyD, a licensed psychologist and director of Modern Sex Therapy Institutes. The rush of feel-good chemicals and hormones involved in orgasm, specifically oxytocin aka the "cuddle hormone" and dopamine another feel-good neurotransmitter , can put you in a better mood, Marin says.

A DOCTOR has revealed the best sex position men with a small penis should go for to make a woman orgasm — and it might not be one you're expecting. Dr Shahzadi Harper, who specialises in how menopause affects libido, says some positions are better placed to help blokes hit their partner's G-spot. And she claims there's one position which is better than all the others for men on the smaller side: the missionary position. She told the Daily Star : "When you're in missionary position, you end up stimulating the clitoris just as much because your pubic area rubs against the clitoris as well as penetration.

People think that everybody else is having 'normal sex' — whatever that means — and not having problems. Skip navigation! Story from Sex. While a quick internet search pulls up only a few scholarly articles on the subject, you'll realise that there are, however, plenty of community posts from women seeking help for what is often described as "cramping pain" during orgasm.