The implant can be fitted immediately after a miscarriage or an abortion, and you’ll be protected against pregnancy straight away. Who can use the implant? Some studies suggest that most women have erogenous zones near the purported location of the A-spot. Have your penetrating partner lie flat, then rest on top of them instead of sitting up or straddling them. Why it’s great The great thing about sex that hits the G-spot is that, in most positions, it allows the vagina-haver to control the depth and speed of penetration (because everyone’s tastes differ!). In many cases, this allows for a hands-free situation for their partner, so let those hands wander. This position allows for deep penetration, plus the penis pushes directly against the G-spot, and your guy can wrap his arms around you, giving him direct finger access to your clitoris,” Laurel House, resident sex expert for My First Blush, tells SheKnows.

The implant does not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Use condoms as well as the implant to protect yourself against STIs. This sex position works best on a bed, but if you’re feeling more adventurous, try a dining room table. Either way, you should be roughly hip height for your partner. Drape your legs over the edge and have your partner stand in front of you. Lift your legs into the air, then crisscross them into an X and rest your ankles on your partner’s shoulders.To find the AFE zone, try by inserting the middle finger deep into your vagina. You may also want to use some lubricant and keep your fingernails short. Depending on the inner workings of your vagina, you may eventually come across the cervix. The A-spot is located in the area in front of it on the upper side of the vaginal vault. A ? ”(As long as the woman puts a cushion under it to keep her pelvis at an angle to the surface she is resting on while being penetrated), it is possible to reach this erogenous zone. 3. Point K In the last sex tip, guys learned what le Cul-de-Sac was. This week, you will learn another pleasure spot in the woman's body. The U-spot! The U-spot is the opening to the urethra (located just above the vaginal opening, above the lips.) Many women enjoy gentle stimulation in this area with fingers and tongues. Here are three ways to really stimulate the U-spot and get your partner begging for some more loving day after day.

In the first year after the implant is fitted, your periods may become irregular, lighter, heavier or longer. This usually settles down after a few months. The implant can be put in at any time during your menstrual cycle, as long as you and your doctor are reasonably sure you are not pregnant. In Scotland, Nexplanon is the only contraceptive implant currently in use.

spot This letter has not been chosen randomly to refer to this point of pleasure for women, but rather the “G” was given to it by Ernst Grafenberg, a renowned German gynecologist who came across this erogenous zone by chance, capable of providing orgasms of different intensity, while studying about the female urethra. Unlike the G-spot, it doesn’t necessarily lead to orgasm but stimulation of the A-spot creates an incredible amount of arousal and adds to the amount of lubrication that someone with a vagina might feel during stimulation.”

If it’s fitted on or before day 21 after the birth, you’ll be immediately protected against becoming pregnant. It’s very useful for women who know they don’t want to get pregnant for a while. Once the implant is in place, you don’t have to think about contraception for 3 years. U-spot stimulation reaches its full potential if G-spots and A-spots are also activated, and combined with penetration. Where is the U-point?after the contraceptive implant has been inserted, you should be able to carry out normal activities Some medications can make the implant less effective. You should use extra contraception when taking these medications. A bit more daring in this area is known as urethral stimulation. Urethral stimulation is more than just stimulating the area around the urethra but also inserting something into the urethra. Bear with us - we know it may sound weird but the urethra is surprisingly flexible. However, you should proceed with urethral stimulation to avoid hurting yourself! For example, try a urethral vibrator to help stimulate the surrounding tissue. After all, it’s much easier to say: "I love it when you play with my A-point" than hand your partner a map and set them loose.