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Is an orgasm an involuntary muscle contraction of the smooth muscle tissue?
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Sort of: Orgasm is a complex reaction that causes, among other things, certain smooth muscle fibers (vagina/uterus) to have rhythmic contractions. Not every smooth muscle contraction is due to an orgasm.
Answered 11/24/2018
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