http://www.medicalvideos.eu http://www.medicalvideos.eu/images/plaery-logo.png http://www.medicalvideos.eu Health information and free medical videos Julie http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=dbd6e635d80597d The Bimanual Exam
For this part of the exam, the doctor will lubricate her index and middle fingers with K-Y jelly to aid in your comfort during insertion into the vagina. The doctor will place these two fingers on the cervix while placing her other hand on your abdomen (over your uterus). She will then press down lightly, which does not feel much different from when a doctor presses on the abdomen alone. Both hands are used to get a feeling for the size of the uterus. The doctor may use the fingers inside the vagina to move the cervix around a little to check for any pain, as this would indicate pelvic inflammatory disease. The doctor will then move both her fingers inside the vagina to both the right and left sides of your cervix. She will move her abdominal hand also a little to the right and left to feel for the size of the ovaries and to try to locate any abnormalities. This whole exam may feel a little funny to you, but it won’t hurt. You can try not to tighten your abdominal muscles during the procedure to minimize the discomfort. Some doctors may perform a rectovaginal exam after the pelvic exam.rnrnThe vagina and the rectum are two tube- like structures that lie on top of one another in the body. The vagina is on top, or closest to the stomach wall. Between the two tubes is a space. It is like a third tube, except it ends in a blind pouch, instead of exiting the body at the vulva or the anus, like the other two. Sometimes, problems in the pelvic organs cause cells and tissue related to the problem to collect in this pouch and the tissue below it. By inserting an index finger in the vagina and the middle finger in the rectum at the same time, the physician is able to feel for any abnormalities that may be present. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=dbd6e635d80597d 2010-06-21 15:05:20 The Bimanual Exam bimanual exam, vagina, doctor, cervix, pelvic Julie admin http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=6654650f61bc2d3 IUD Insertion
A video showing how to insert the Intra Uterine Device (IUD) Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=6654650f61bc2d3 2009-08-26 05:44:01 IUD Insertion iud, intra, uterine, device, insertion admin Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=ef4fc97fabc4467 Wassergeburt
Bei der Wassergeburt befindet sich die gebärende Frau in einem Wasserbecken mit warmem Wasser. Das warme Wasser soll ein Gefühl von Geborgenheit geben und fördert die Entspannung. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=ef4fc97fabc4467 2010-02-28 03:05:52 Wassergeburt wassergeburt, wasser geburt, geburt, childbirth, water birth Jack Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=1d3dcec2e07737b The Cervical Exam
The client should not douche before the examination. On the examination table the client should be lying in the lithotomy position (lying flat on back), her thighs flexed and abducted (knees up), her feet resting in stirrups for support, and her buttocks extending slightly beyond the edge of the examining table. A pillow should support her head. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=1d3dcec2e07737b 2010-06-11 11:15:35 The Cervical Exam cervical exam, pelvic exam, clitorus, labia, vaginal exam, genitalia Jack Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=cc46b50c24550c4 Vulvar Anatomy
Understanding the anatomy of the vulva is vital to an understanding of the wide variety of vulvar disorders. rnrnThe vulva is the group of external mucocutaneous structures making up the female genitalia. It is located between the thighs, bounded laterally by the labiocrural fold, anteriorly by the mons pubis, posteriorly by the posterior commissure and medially by the hymen and hymenal ring. rnrnThe main anatomic structures are: - mons pubis -urethral meatus - labia majora - hymen - labia minora - vestibular glands - clitoris - Bartholin’s glands - vaginal vestibule rnrna. Mons pubis is the subcutaneous fat pad over the bony symphysis pubis. At puberty it becomes progressively thicker and is covered with pubic hair. rnrnb. Labia: The labia are the lips of the vulva. Labia majora - These are the large outer lips covered with hair, containing sweat glands and sebaceous glands. Labia minora - These are the thin, inner, pigmented lips of the vulva, made of loose connective tissue. The fold between each labium majus and labium minus is called the interlabial sulcus. The junction of the labial squamous epithelium and vestibular transitional epithelium forms Hart’s line on the inner aspect of the labia minora. The purpose of the labia is to protect the sexual organs, urinary opening, vestibule and vagina. rnrnc. Clitoris: This is the erectile body of the vulva, corresponding to the penis in the male. This firm, rubbery, moveable shaft is connected to the pubic bone and is covered by a small hood. It is packed with thousands of nerve fibers and is vital for sexual arousal. rnrnd. Vaginal (Vulvar) vestibule: This is the innermost area of the vulva just outside the hymen. It is a minimally keratinized oval epithelial area, extending from the inner aspect of the labia minora from just below the clitoris down and around the opening of the vagina to the posterior fossa. The tissue is responsive to estrogen and contains the urethra, minor vestibular glands and Bartholin’s gland duct openings. rnrne. Urethral meatus: This is the opening of the urethra and is found just anterior to the vaginal introitus within the vestibule. The opening may be either star shaped or slit like. On either side of the meatus are the small openings of Skene’s glands. rnrnf. Hymen: This is the thin membrane of connective tissue separating the vestibule and the vagina. The shape pre-puberty is usually annular or crescentic but can take various shapes. It is prominent at birth, regresses during childhood, and disappears with sexual intercourse, leaving only remnants. rnrng. Vestibular (Skene’s) glands are found around the hymenal ring and extend in two arcs up beside the urethra. All that is visible are the small openings to these minor, mucous glands. The largest of these are Bartholin’s glands, one on each side, opening at 5 and 7 O’Clock positions just outside the hymenal ring. These glands are located deep in the musculature with ducts that can be up to 2-_ cm long. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=cc46b50c24550c4 2010-03-23 10:01:27 Vulvar Anatomy vulvar anatomy, vulvar, vulva, mons pubis, urethral meatus, labia majora, hymen, labia minora, vestibular glands, clitoris, bartholins glands, vaginal vestibule Jack Nina http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=a81458aeb8a2680 Speculum Exam
Before starting the speculum exam, the doctor will warm the speculum to avoid any discomfort you may feel from a cold speculum. The doctor will then insert one finger into the vagina to locate the cervix and to determine the angle of the vagina. This is done so she will know the correct angle to insert the speculum. A speculum is a metal or plastic instrument that looks somewhat like a duck’s bill. The “bills” are inserted into the vagina and opened in order to spread the vaginal walls and visualize the cervix. After the speculum has been opened, a cervical brush and then a spatula will be used to rub a sample of cells off the cervix. This may cause you to experience some spotting after the exam, but it will not hurt. The sample of cells is spread onto a slide and this is the Pap smear. Any samples for testing for infections will be collected. Some doctors screen for sexually transmitted diseases routinely. However, most tests will only be done if there is a reason. The speculum is then closed and removed from your vagina. There will be some clicking noises during the locking and unlocking of the speculum; these noises are routine, so there is no need to be concerned by them. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=a81458aeb8a2680 2010-06-15 15:13:49 Speculum Exam speculum exam, speculum, exam, cervix, vagina, pelvic Nina Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=8f2f1e2586710e3 Gynecological Exam Video
Female pelvic exam with manual and speculum examination. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=8f2f1e2586710e3 2010-02-19 07:42:06 Gynecological Exam Video vagina, vaginal, finger, female , pelvic exam, speculum examination Jack admin http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=e4d46922d6e6291 Transvaginal Repair of Rectocele
Transvaginal Repair of Rectocele Rating 0/10
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]]> Surgeries http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=e4d46922d6e6291 2009-11-27 12:39:29 Transvaginal Repair of Rectocele transvaginal repair, rectocele, vaginal admin nurseclinicals http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=1ffdb26df9a2bd2 Male Catheterization Educational Nursing Video
ACTUAL CATHETERIZATION PROCEDURE. a CLEAR VIEW OF CLINICAL INSERTION INTO MALE URETHRA. DESIGNED FOR NURSING AND CIC PATIENTS. FULL LENGTH VERSION.rnEXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHYrn Rating 0/10
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]]> Nursing Videos,Urology,Clinical Skills http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=1ffdb26df9a2bd2 2010-02-22 23:11:02 Male Catheterization Educational Nursing Video male catheterization, nursing, clinical, penis insertion nurseclinicals Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=b1d83d285dffb2f Vaginal Exam
Bimanual pelvic exam of a female, using two fingers inside the vagina and one hand on the outside of the abdomen. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=b1d83d285dffb2f 2010-04-10 03:53:07 Vaginal Exam gyno, pelvic, vagina examination, female, bimanual abdomen Jack admin http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=4ba44f135cc410b Recto-Vaginal Examination
The rectovaginal examination (RVE) is taught as a routine part of the pelvic examination and is credited by physical diagnosis textbooks as providing better evaluation of the posterior portion of the pelvis and the rectovaginal septum than the bimanual examination alone.It is performed by simultaneously inserting the index finger into the vagina and the middle finger into the rectum.This type of examination may be uncomfortable to patients. The value of the RVE as part of the periodic health examination for screening purposes has not been established. As with many commonly performed physical examination procedures in asymptomatic patients which have been found to be unproductive, the RVE may be low yield as well as uncomfortable. rnrnThe only study of the value of the RVE was done in patients under general anesthesia, comparing the examination findings to the surgical findings. The sensitivity of the RVE for detecting cul-de-sac disease in that study was very low despite the controlled setting of the operating room, suggesting it has limited capacity as a screening test. Although the RVE has not been studied as a screening test in asymptomatic outpatients, a study of the more commonly performed bimanual examination revealed that it is of questionable value as a screening strategy. Even if there is no benefit from the RVE for detecting cul-de-sac disease, there could theoretically be potential benefit from the concomitant digital rectal examination (DRE). However, there is evidence that DRE is not useful in women under the age of 40 during a routine pelvic examination. (8) For patients over the age of 50, in whom fecal occult blood testing is desired as a means of colorectal cancer screening, test cards prepared at home by patients on three consecutive days is preferred over samples obtained by digital rectal examination. rnrnAlthough the minimal data available indicates that the RVE is unlikely to be valuable in asymptomatic women, it continues to be taught as a standard part of the physical examination. It is suspected that some physicians do not perform the RVE routinely. It is unknown if the use of this part of the examination varies by specialty or gender. We conducted a study to explore physician attitudes and practice patterns regarding the RVE. rnrnMaterials and Methods rnrnThis study was a cross-sectional survey of internal medicine and obstetrics/gynecology (OB/GYN) physicians at a university hospital to determine the reported routine use of the RVE, attitudes toward it, and potential variations by specialty or gender. This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Research Subjects. The survey was mailed to the workplace mailboxes of all residents and faculty in general internal medicine and OB/GYN (25) at a university hospital. They were asked the four questions which are seen in the Table. If the answer to the fourth question indicated that they do not perform the RVE routinely, they answered an additional question to explain why they do not. The survey results were analyzed by contingency table chi squared and logistic regression with the help of a statistician using JMP software (JMP is a registered trademark of the SAS Institute, Cary, NC). rnrnResults rnrnFifty-seven percent of the 104 mailed surveys were returned (56% internal medicine and 60% OB/GYN). Overall, 34% of physicians surveyed reported routinely performing the RVE (question number 4 in the Table). There was a significant difference in reported performance rates between specialties with OB/GYN physicians being more likely to report performing the examination (60%) than internal medicine (27%) (P = 0.02). While 80% of OB/GYN physicians indicated that the RVE adds additional information to the routine pelvic examination, only 44% of internal medicine physicians responded affirmatively (P = 0.01). More respondents indicated that the RVE adds additional information to the routine pelvic examination (53%) than agreed with its routine inclusion (42%) or that reported routinely performing it (34%). (P = 0.0001) There were no statistically significant differences between the specialties in regard to past education and belief that the RVE should be part of the routine pelvic examination. (See Table) In addition, gender was not found to be significantly associated with any of the answers to survey questions (data not shown). rnrnThe final question inquired why physicians did not perform the RVE on a routine basis. This question was only asked of those physicians who indicated they do not routinely perform the examination. Of the physicians answering this question, 55% indicated failure to perform the examination based on patient discomfort; while 32% indicated that rectovaginal examinations provide no useful information. Another stated reason for omitting the RVE was the fact that occult blood could be checked with a rectal examination, implying that occult blood testing was the main benefit gained by doing the RVE. Some respondents wrote in what they felt to be indications for rectovaginal examination, which included patients over 50, a retroverted uterus, postmenopausal, women over 40, pelvic pain, endometriosis, bleeding of unknown source, dyspareunia, postpartum, and assessments for rectocele. rnrnDiscussion rnrnOnly 34% of all physicians surveyed reported routinely performing the RVE. Lack of efficacy was cited as a major reason for failure to perform the examination. Apparently, the RVE is not performed routinely, even by physicians who believe it provides valuable information, as more physicians indicated that it provides additional information than indicated routinely performing it. One reason may be the perception of patient discomfort, as more than half of the respondents who do not perform it cited that as a reason. There is no study documenting patient discomfort with the RVE, but there is data that many women find the pelvic examination in general to be uncomfortable, (10,11) and the authors have anecdotally noted complaints from patients about the RVE. Many survey participants wrote in what they consider to be indications for doing the RVE. The variability of these responses indicates that there is a lack of uniformity regarding the performance of the rectovaginal examination. rnrnOur study reveals that more OB/GYN than internal medicine physicians believe that the RVE adds additional information to the routine pelvic examination. This is not surprising, since pelvic examinations and women’s health plays a relatively smaller role in the practice of internal medicine. OB/GYN physicians may have personally found abnormalities on the RVE which may cause them to believe it is valuable. This interpretation could be subject to selection bias, as their patient population is different from that of internists, who are primarily doing screening examinations on patients with no known gynecologic abnormalities. Due to such potential bias, it is important to note that anecdotal evidence by OB/GYN physicians regarding the value of the RVE does not in itself justify it as a screening test in asymptomatic women. Rating 0/10
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]]> Medical Examination http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=4ba44f135cc410b 2009-08-30 01:54:39 Recto-Vaginal Examination rectovaginal examination, RVE, pelvic, pelvis, bimanual, obstetrics gynecology admin Nina http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=9ff1ef4544c1575 Osteosarcoma Cancer Surgery
Osteosarcoma cancer surgery in India is being offered to patients who are facing delay or finance problems in the treatment of osteosarcoma cancer Medically safe and economical cost osteosarcoma cancer surgery in India at Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Delhi is being operated by the most successful Indian cancer surgeons who got medical treatment training at abroad medical institutions. Osteosarcoma cancer surgery is done to cure bone cancer that spreads in the bones of arms, legs and knee. Osteosarcoma is the most common type of bone cancer, and the sixth type of cancer found in children. Osteosarcoma cancer actually begins in the bones and sometimes spreads elsewhere, usually to the lungs or other bones. Because osteosarcoma cancer usually develops from osteoblasts (the cells that make growing bone), it most affects teens who are in their growth stage. Boys are more likely to have osteosarcoma cancer than girls, and most cases of osteosarcoma cancer involve the knee. The symptoms of osteosarcoma cancer are pain and swelling in a child’s leg or arm. The child may also develop an unexplained limp. In some cases, the first sign of the disease is a broken arm or leg, because the cancer weakens the bone to make it vulnerable to a break. Osteosarcoma cancer surgery includes chemotherapy that includes the use of medical drugs to kill cancer cells and shrink the cancer. Osteosarcoma cancer surgery can effectively remove bone cancer, and helps in eliminating remaining cancer cells in the body. Indian medical tourism is a cost effective means of getting osteosarcoma cancer surgery in India with the best medical infrastructure and patient care facilities and enjoying a memorable vacation as well as availing world class medical assistance at a substantially low cost. Cancer surgery hospitals of Delhi and Chennai have made successful records in curing osteosarcoma cancer with an outpatient osteosarcoma cancer surgery in India at a low cost. To get more details you can visit http://www.forerunne rshealthcare.com or mail queries at enquiry@forerunnersh ealthcare.com Rating 0/10
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]]> Surgeries http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=9ff1ef4544c1575 2009-12-04 12:17:10 Osteosarcoma Cancer Surgery osteosarcoma, cancer surgery, india Nina josh http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=17036fb85c04453 Female Pelvic Organs
A pelvic examination, also pelvic exam, is a physical examination of the female pelvic organs.rnrnBroadly, it can be divided into the external examination and internal examination.[1]rnrnIt is also called “Bimanual Exam” & “Manual Uterine Palpation”. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=17036fb85c04453 2010-03-24 10:43:52 Female Pelvic Organs female pelvic organs, pelvic exam, pelvic examination, pelvic, vagina josh Betsy http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=6ce42ef0a320bdd Rectovaginal Exam
How to perform a rectovaginal exam Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=6ce42ef0a320bdd 2009-10-29 09:10:27 Rectovaginal Exam rectovaginal exam, female, genitalia Betsy Logan http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=a6bf31f18c5fb60 Female Genital Massage
Erotic massage or sensuous massage is the use of massage techniques to achieve or enhance sexual arousal. Massages have been used for medical purposes for a very long time. Its use for erotic purposes also has a long history. Today it is used by some couples on occasions as part of lovemaking, either as foreplay or as the final sex act. Erotic massages typically feature massages in erogenous zones of the body to increase sexual arousal. Rating 0/10
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]]> Sexual Health,Massage http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=a6bf31f18c5fb60 2010-04-12 11:12:31 Female Genital Massage female genital massage, erotic massage, sexual health, sexual arousal Logan admin http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=67c8d40568d2433 Pelvic Exam During Labor
Pelvic examinations during labor are used for several purposes, among them assessment of cervical dilatation, effacement, station of the presenting part, presentation, position, and pelvic capacity.Instruction in these techniques is particularly important for those health care providers involved in labor management, including physicians, nurses, midwives, paramedics and EMT personnel. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=67c8d40568d2433 2009-08-26 05:20:21 Pelvic Exam During Labor pelvic exam, labor, childbirth, delivery, vagina, nurses, cervical, dilatation admin Nina http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=8b43589986a0ad6 How a Flex Sig is Performed
Flexible sigmoidoscopy is usually performed on an outpatient basis. It is performed with a patient lying on the left side with the legs drawn up. A sheet is placed over the lower body. A finger or digital exam of the anus and rectum is performed. Then the endoscope is gently inserted into the rectum. Air is inflated into the bowel to expand it and allow for careful examination. The patient usually feels a slight discomfort similar to strong gas cramps. The endoscope is then advanced under direct vision and moved around the various bends in the lower bowel. It is advanced as far as possible without causing undue discomfort. When possible, the exam is continued to 25 inches (60 cm). Certain conditions, such as diverticulosis, irritable bowel syndrome, or prior pelvic surgery may produce discomfort when the sigmoid colon is entered by the endoscope. The exam is stopped if this occurs. The exam usually takes 5 to 15 minutes. Sedation is not normally required. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=8b43589986a0ad6 2010-06-15 14:37:07 How a Flex Sig is Performed flexible sigmoidoscopy, flex sig, endoscope, pelvic surgery Nina Mariana http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=96ad8c4a26cbffb Vaginal Massage
While most couples fondle the vagina as a foreplay technique, few make it the main course. rnrnA vaginal massage can be an extremely pleasurable experience and it helps your intimate relationship. It releases emotional tensions and stress. rnrn Vaginal Massage Techniques rnrnHave her lie on her back and place a pillow under her hips. Her legs should be spread apart with knees slighlty bent and her genitals well exposed for the massage. rnrnStart by lightly massaging the chest, arms, and hands. Then glide down to the legs. After finishing the fronts of the legs and feet, glide back up and slowly brush over the genitals, teasing them. This teasing can be prolonged by brushing the inner thighs near the genitals, very lightly touching the pubic region. rnrnPour a small quantity of oil or lubricant on the mound (mons pubis) of the vagina. rnStart massaging gently the mound and outer lips of the vagina. Do not rush, go slowly. rnrnGently squeeze the outer labia (lip) between thumb and index finger and slide up and down the entire length of each lip. Similarly massage the inner labia of her vagina. rnAsk if the pressure, speed and depth of the strokes are adequate, or if they need to be increased/decreased. rnrnGently stroke the clitoris with clockwise and counterclockwise circles. rnGently squeeze the clitoris between thumb and index finger. She will become very aroused at this point so encourage her to relax and breathe. rnrnSlowly insert your middle finger into her vagina and gently explore and massage the inside of her vagina. Go slowly, be gentle and stroke up, down and sideways. Vary the pressure, speed and depth. rnWith your palm facing up, and middle finger inside her vagina, move your middle finger back and forth (like in a “come here” gesture). Also move your finger in circles and side to side. Take your time ... rnYou can also insert more than one finger depending on her flexibility and desire to be filled. rnrnTry this: When you massage the clitoris, use your thumb in an up and down motion, while the rest of your hand massaging or resting on the mound. rnrnIf she has an orgasm, continue massaging if she wants. More orgasms may occur, each stronger in intensity. Keep massaging until she tells you to stop. rnrnTap Dancing rnrnTap dancing is another vaginal massage technique. rnrnPlace the palm of your hand on her mons pubis (the mound), and rest your fingers lightly on her vaginal lips. Rest your thumb on her thigh. Lightly but firmly press your palm onto her mons and begin to move your hand in a small circular motion. Your palm should not slide too much over her skin during this process. Rather, her skin should move underneath it. rnRepeat this process until you have done ten circles. rnrnThen raise your fingers and lightly tap her vaginal lips about once a second until you have given her ten taps. After giving the taps, rest your hand for five to ten seconds. Then repeat the whole routine over and over. rnrnrn Effects of the vaginal massage: rnReleases emotional tensions and stress rnReduces menstrual pain rnEliminates pain when having intercourse rnIncreased sensitivity in the vagina rnIncreased lubrication when sexually aroused rnOpens up to new levels of ecstatic pleasure rnMore powerful orgasms and easier obtained rnEliminates emotional blockages in relation to sex rnrn Rating 0/10
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]]> Massage http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=96ad8c4a26cbffb 2010-06-20 03:53:53 Vaginal Massage vaginal massage, vaginal massage techniques, sexually Mariana admin http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=26e530bbcd46b36 Pelvic Exam
Bimanual pelvic exam of a female, using two fingers inside the vagina and one hand on the outside of the abdomen. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=26e530bbcd46b36 2009-08-27 14:01:52 Pelvic Exam pelvic exam, bimanual, fingers, abdoman, female, vagina, pelvic, exam admin Jack http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=5196941b0992a99 Abortion Video
Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy by the removal or expulsion from the uterus of a fetus or embryo, resulting in or caused by its death. An abortion can occur spontaneously due to complications during pregnancy or can be induced, in humans and other species. In the context of human pregnancies, an abortion induced to preserve the health of the gravida (pregnant female) is termed a therapeutic abortion, while an abortion induced for any other reason is termed an elective abortion. The term abortion most commonly refers to the induced abortion of a human pregnancy, while spontaneous abortions are usually termed miscarriages. Abortion has a long history and has been induced by various methods including herbal abortifacients, the use of sharpened tools, physical trauma and other traditional methods. Contemporary medicine utilizes medications and surgical procedures to induce abortion. The legality, prevalence, and cultural views on abortion vary substantially around the world. In many parts of the world there is prominent and divisive public controversy over the ethical and legal issues of abortion. Abortion and abortion-related issues feature prominently in the national politics in many nations, often involving the opposing “pro-life” and “pro-choice” worldwide social movements. Incidence of abortion has declined worldwide, as access to family planning education and contraceptive services has increased. Abortion incidence in the United States declined 8from 1996 to 2003. Rating 0/10
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]]> ObGyn http://www.medicalvideos.eu/watch_video.php?v=5196941b0992a99 2010-04-04 02:09:13 Abortion Video abortion video, abortion, pregnancy, uterus Jack