The uterine/cervical orgasm is a fascinating phenomenon which has so far been covered in very few research works. Thereby, a sexual climax is caused by stimulation of the cervix and/or of the uterus. From a physiological point of view, the Nervi hypogastrices et pelvii [ORGASM] are part of this region. The Nervus Pelvicus is part of the vagus nerve which doesn't run along the spinal cord. Therefore, women can still experience uterine and cervical orgasms after spinal cord injuries even if their genital sensation is restricted. [1] [2] [BRAIN ORGASM]

The A-Spot, which is located between cervix and G-Spot, can be considered the hotspot in the uterine/cervical orgasm. [POINTS OF INTEREST] [3]

The uterine/cervical orgasm can be experienced through an especially deep penetration. Since this might be irritating or even painful for many women, it should be taken great care. Women often report a highly intensive experience which can release strong emotions. Additionally, the breathing seems to play an important role. [1] [2] [4]