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Dr. Prateek Makwana

Dr. Prateek Makwana

Sexual Health Educator, Doctor, Embryologist

Dr. Prateek Makwana is a Consultant Embryologist in A.R.T Department at the Vasundhara Hospital Ltd. He is a reproductive and sexual health expert.

Introduction to prostate aka the male G-spot

Yes, you read that right, men also have a G spot, or a P spot and it is capable of producing some intense orgasms…

Unlike the G spot in women, which is shrouded in mystery the male G spot is relatively easier to find. The G spot also known as the P spot, P is for prostate, is a gland about the size of a walnut located just under the bladder and surrounds the urethra.

How to find it…

Well I can tell two ways you can use to reach the prostate and stimulate it for pleasure.

The most straightforward way is, by inserting a clean, lubricated finger about first knuckle deep, inside the anus of your partner after prior consent. The prostate is around 2 inches inside the rectum.

The second way is more external and you can reach the prostate by stimulating the perineum, part of skin between the scrotum and the anus. A good alternative for people looking for a less penetrative way.

How to stimulate it?

Communicate, Prepare, Get in the mood and… have fun!

Always communicate before, anal play may be new for your partner and getting consent before will help the both of you enjoy and experiment more.

Now key things to remember:

Don’t be shy of using lube, preferably silicone based, because anus has no natural lubrication, so a lubricant will come in handy and reduce friction and tearing.

Use a condom on your finger or a latex glove.. sounds like a mood killer, but there’s bacteria there and you do not want that, so protection will go a long way.

Toys, yes there are toys available to spruce up the prostate play, not necessary, but they are available just in case you feel the need to try them.

Testicle play is not just about sexual empowerment and exploration; it can also be the gateway to sexual health and wellness. Playing with your balls also offers you the chance to identify lumps, to maintain the hygiene of your nether regions, and to understand your manhood better. Healing through play – it can’t get better than this, right?Check out more such videos and learning resources at The Pleasure School, your one-stop platform for sexual awareness and education.

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