Doctors: Don't smoke in the genius organ, claiming to increase sexual pleasure

Doctors have warned women not to put tobacco in their vaginas after claims “that deceive” this could strengthen the drive of sex.

Medical professionals have debuted theories after the new trend, which is well - known in Africa, saying the substance has no effect on lust.

Rather, they have highlighted health-related issues “duhan vaginal” can cause ) including infertility, toothing and, in some cases, vaginal opening to close.

This can increase the risk of cancer and can also result in difficulties with menstrual cycles.

The practice, initiated by the belief that the power of tobacco can increase sexual satisfaction and increase the chances of becoming pregnant, has reported the Sun”.

Tobacco is made from the roots of the “tangora” or local plants, such as “cancancancancancancancura manno” or “counding”.

In Senegal, Africa, the trend is so popular, but doctors are inclined to end any suggestion of a relationship between substance and libydos.

Gynecologist Dr Abdoulaye Diop showed how vaginal smoking only gives women the feeling that their genital organs are shrinking, as chemicals result in the withdrawal of vaginal muscles, but it's not reality.

Professor Pascal Foumane continued to explain how tobacco powder can cause ulcers.