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Severing Belly Button Nerves?
by diverdan, Mar 02, 2008 03:41PM
My fiancee has had an extremely sensitive navel since she was a child. Contact, or near contact, with the navel has created stress and anxiety for her. The hypersensitivity has sexual ramifications since an orgasm is linked to the memories and near trauma of the belly button tickling.
Is it feasible to sever the nerves attached to the belly button? Therapy will not work without the source, the hypersentive navel nerves, being deadened or severed.
If it is feasible, will the severed nerves affect the sensitivity of the clitoris?
Best Regards!
Is it feasible to sever the nerves attached to the belly button? Therapy will not work without the source, the hypersentive navel nerves, being deadened or severed.
If it is feasible, will the severed nerves affect the sensitivity of the clitoris?
Best Regards!
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So I am not sure how much of a help the severing of the nerves would do.