When it comes to sex, there's often a lot of conversation about the best positions for pleasure, but the truth is, our bodies are anatomically different, and what feels amazing for one person might be uncomfortable or even painful for another. From penis size and curvature to vaginal anatomy, the position of the uterus, body proportions and flexibility, there are several factors that can influence how we experience sex.

So, how well do we really understand our sexual anatomy, and how can that knowledge help us find positions that work best for our bodies? Today on Self Care Corner, we're exploring the relationship between anatomy, sexual positions, comfort and pleasure. Joining us for this conversation is medical doctor with a special interest in sexual health - Dr Heather Blylock

<p>When it comes to sex, there's often a lot of conversation about the best positions for pleasure, but the truth is, our bodies are anatomically different, and what feels amazing for one person might be uncomfortable or even painful for another. From penis size and curvature to vaginal anatomy, the position of the uterus, body proportions and flexibility, there are several factors that can influence how we experience sex.</p>
<p>So, how well do we really understand our sexual anatomy, and how can that knowledge help us find positions that work best for our bodies? Today on Self Care Corner, we're exploring the relationship between anatomy, sexual positions, comfort and pleasure. Joining us for this conversation is medical doctor with a special interest in sexual health - Dr Heather Blylock</p>