Dr Brooke Vandermolen MBBS BSc MRCOG on Instagram: "Queefing 101: Why does it happen? 💡 A queef occurs when air gets trapped and certain movements cause it to be released, leading to a sound but usually without odour or any accompanying liquids. 💡 Strong pelvic floor muscles can help to control it. CC 💬 Any questions? Let’s talk about it below! #queef #intercourse #gynaecology #obgyn"

Glits on Instagram: "Quack quack #glitsxo"

Andrea Knoche on Instagram: "Queefing isn’t embarrassing, it’s your body naturally making room and showing high arousal! 🙌 In positions like doggy style, your pelvis, vaginal canal, and angle can create that sound. Instead of shame, see it as your body communicating and responding. Quick tip: Let your partner settle in, do a subtle Kegel action, roll your hips, and let your body adjust. It can help reduce discomfort and increase pleasure! Comment “YES” if you’re ready to embrace your body’s sig