Have a question about sex or sexual health? Send it to sexQs buzzfeed. Q: My wife and I both 23 have what I would call an extremely healthy, adventurous sex life. I have a question about something we do once in a while. Can I safely urinate inside my wife during intercourse?

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This article was scientifically fact-checked by Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Dr. Shree Datta. However, there is no reason to just live with the strain of incontinence in your daily life, and there are things you can start doing right now to stop incontinence from sabotaging your love life. Coital incontinence can be split into 2 different categories — urination with penetration and urination with orgasm — which are caused by two different types of incontinence in women. Urination with penetration happens when something is inserted into your vagina and puts pressure on your bladder or urethra the tube that urine flows out of. Urination with orgasm can occur because the muscles of the bladder spasm uncontrollably — this is more likely to be associated with urge incontinence or Overactive Bladder OAB. But recent studies have found that weakness of the pelvic floor also contributes to leaks during orgasm.


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Federal government websites often end in. The site is secure. Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control. The two most common types of urinary incontinence that affect women are stress incontinence and urge incontinence, also called overactive bladder.



Louise Court investigates why talking about sex and bladder weakness is still strictly off-limits for many British women — and why this needs to change. With one in three women battling bladder weakness, many of them choose to say nothing … to anybody — not their friends, doctors or sexual partners. Some prefer to avoid sex altogether. Research of women aged 30 to 70 has shown that women with incontinence issues were not only more likely not to have sex, but they also had less desire and satisfaction than women without the problem. But, according to relationship and sex therapist Rachel Morris, not talking about it is the biggest problem of all.