Collagen Injection of the G-Spot?

[xechox.livejournal.com]

Has anyone ever tried the G-Shot?

I've been sexually active since November of 2005 and have never experienced a vaginal orgasm, and only clitoral orgasm about 30% of the time during sexual intercourse. I seriously feel like I'm missing out on something. My boyfriend has become almost as desperate to solve this as I have, and he mentioned that a female friend of his tried this with amazing results.

I do plan on scheduling a consultation with a doctor that performs the procedure, but I was wondering if anyone could share personal experiences?

Comments

[xechox.livejournal.com]

Well, that just makes sex a little one-sided, don't ya think?

[valancy17.livejournal.com]

it does, it sucks, it's very unfair, but that's life. we are the way we were made. *sigh* not much you can do about it, really.

[emily-arete.livejournal.com]

...no. Oral sex is a pretty good way to have orgasms. Sex can be pretty freaking amazing WITHOUT orgasms involved, too. Something being part of the way you're built doesn't make it one-sided; bad communication or ungenerousness can, but everyone having the best time they can have is not one-sided.

[knightlygoddess.livejournal.com]

I have never had an orgasm from oral sex. Personally, I'm frustrated by it. Every time my partner and I have tried I'm definitely in the moment, I love the sensations, I love that he cares enough to try and bring me some pleasure, but it never happens.

Usually, with any partner, they lose interest in giving me oral because there is no "payoff" for them doing it, and I miss out on another intimate part of sex because they no longer find it worth their time. Now THAT is one-sided.

[queensugar.livejournal.com]

I guess I don't think it makes it one-sided either.

Orgasms are... nice. But I don't really see them as the crowning jewel of sexual activity. Like most women, I don't orgasm from vaginal intercourse alone, and like you I can bring myself to clitoral stimulation about 25% to 30% of the time (partner play does not bring me to orgasm, no matter how talented the partner).

Still, I find sex very satisfying and rewarding.

One of my concerns about the "g-shot" is that not all women find that particular area pleasurable. For some that do, it's pleasurable but cannot be a source of orgasm. When I think of my body, for instance, I've learned that stimulation in that area is uncomfortable for me -- I can't imagine how uncomfortable it would be to have that part enlarged!'

There's an interesting article here (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/06/03/LVG2QQ3F6J1.DTL) about the G-shot.

In particular, things I would be concerned about -- the G-shot has, to my knowledge, not been put under clinical trials to evaluate safety (short and long term) or results.

Even for women who claim or find that it does work (and there's no way of knowing how much a placebo effect is in evidence), the body reabsorbs the collagen in about four months, meaning that any gains are highly temporary. Since the shot costs about $2000, repeating that three times a year may be out of many people's budgets.