For most men, having a male organ stuck in a female organ probably sounds more like a blessing than a problem; they may envision fantasies of carrying a partner around in a perpetual sensual marathon throughout daily life. But many will be surprised that there is an actual, though rare, problem called “male organ captivus” in which a man cannot withdraw from a woman. Generally, the issue doesn’t threaten female or male organ health, and doesn’t require medical attention. Learn more about the phenomenon below.

Male Organ Captivus

A man’s tumescence is created by a rush of blood engorging the male organ. As he has sensual activity, his male organ may further engorge, making it larger than it was upon entry. On the woman’s end, pelvic muscles contract when she has a release. The contractions can cause the muscles to clamp down on the male organ. While this generally feels very pleasant for the man, it may make it difficult for him to remove his male organ during this time or shortly thereafter.

Some women have a condition in which their female organ muscles contract involuntarily; this may increase the likelihood and frequency of getting stuck together. For some women, the condition makes it difficult or impossible to have penetrative sensual activity.

Cause for Concern?

Generally, male organ captivus is a temporary situation that resolves naturally. After a man releases, or just loses stimulation, blood begins to drain from his male organ, allowing it to soften and decrease in size. Likewise, after release, a woman’s female organ muscles generally relax, releasing tension on the male organ. It may take a couple minutes, but patience and not panicking are all that should be needed for lovers to separate themselves.

Speed Up Separation

For couples who feel a need to speed up the separation, there are a few things that may help:

• Cold water: A man can apply some cold water to the base of his member and his sack to encourage his organ to return to its soft state, making withdrawal much easier.

• Adequate lubricant: Even if a woman produces plenty of lubricant naturally, this can dry up during lengthy or rough encounters. A couple may find it helpful to apply a quality product partway through coupling to reduce the friction at the finish line.

• If a woman is affected by involuntary pelvic muscle contractions, she can seek out a variety of treatment options. If she experiences anxiety around sensual activity or in general, this could be related, and counseling can be beneficial. She can also try female organ trainers, which are male organ-shaped objects of varying sizes she can insert while at home to get used to having objects inside her female organ without contracting. If an underlying nerve issue is indicated, medication can be helpful. She may also benefit from pelvic floor exercises, which can give her greater control over those muscle contractions.

Keeping sensual activity comfortable and enjoyable for both partners is imperative. Reducing friction with lubricant will not only help release the male organ after coupling, but protect the female organ and manhood skin from uncomfortable friction that may lengthen recover time and, therefore, the time between this romp and the next.

Another step men can take to reduce the impact of friction on their male organs is to employ a quality male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) on a daily basis. This product is not a sensual lubricant, but a moisturizer with Shea butter and vitamin E that keeps manhood skin smooth, soft and supple. It may also contribute to nerve health, helping men maintain high sensitivity levels that contribute to enjoyment, as it contains the neuroprotective ingredient acetyl L-carnitine. Man1 Man Oil is a great skin care product to add to a man’s daily hygiene regimen.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.