[NEWS] Star Magic refutes Shaina-John Lloyd's hospital controversy

[SmaRkieS]

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MANILA, Philippines – ABS-CBN’s Star Magic has branded as a big lie the recent controversy hounding celebrity couple John Lloyd Cruz and Shaina Magdayao, “The Buzz” reported Sunday.
Star Magic, who is handling the careers of both stars, has debunked a rumor saying that Cruz and Magdayao were both rushed to St. Luke’s Hospital 2 weeks ago due to a medical condition called “pienes captivus.”


According to Wikipedia, pienes captivus happens when the muscles in the vagina clamp down on the pienes much more firmly than usual during sexual intercourse, making it impossible for the pienes to withdraw from the vagina.


The occurrence is very rare that many medical professionals believe the condition is non-existent, Wikipedia added.


Star Magic pointed out that, on the day the purported incident happened, both Magdayao and Cruz were busy doing their respective projects.


Magdayao is currently taping for “Precious Hearts Romances present Alyna,” while Cruz is shooting his upcoming televisions series with Angel Locsin, “Imortal.”


The location shoots for “Imortal” usually take place outside Metro Manila, “The Buzz” reported.
Quoting an insider in the hospital, “The Buzz” also reported that the hospital has not recorded any incident involving the couple.


The 2 also attended the annual Star Magic Ball in Makati without any trace of worry, the report noted.


Magdayao and Cruz have long been rumored to be dating. Cruz recently admitted on television that he and Magdayao are going steady.

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John Lloyd Cruz - Shaina Magdayao hospital scandal not true, says Boy Abunda


Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 8:28 AM

New couple John Lloyd Cruz and Shaina Magdayao are allegedly the couple being referred to in the "hospital scandal" rumor which broke out 2 weeks ago.

It actually started just a blind item at Pinoy Parazzi entitled "Hindi mahugot-hugot: Sikat na young couple, magkapatong na isinugod sa ospital?!"

According to the article, the (unnamed) couple allegedly were brought to a private hospital in QC because the boy's pen got stuck inside the girl's vag while having "6" in a condition called v*g*n*l captivus. So nasty and funny right?

But the more appropriate term is p*n*s captivus, which according to some case studies only happens in mating dogs. Wow!

And allegedly, they were rushed to the hospital with the boy or girl on top of each other and were covered by a blanket so as not to be recognized in that shameful incident.

John Lloyd and Shaina actually have nothing to react because it was only a blind item and it was the people who commented on the article naming them as the couple in the hospital scandal.

One commenter alleged that his/her friend's doctor friend at St. Luke's Medical Center confirmed that it indeed happened.

And tonight on SNN, Boy Abunda denied the rumor and said that it's very untrue.

Why is Boy the one denying the issue?

Boy didn't clarify if John Lloyd or Shaina was the one who told him it's not true, but he just simply denied it.

He asked SNN viewers not to believe the nasty rumor. With that, as a result, the world now knows the issue and will continue to speculate when in fact it was just a blind item not to be taken seriously.

John Lloyd Cruz - Shaina Magdayao hospital scandal not true, says Boy Abunda ~ MyKiRu IsYuSeRo


OMG! ka ngilo ani wuie!

[brandnewbien]

huot pa jd diay kaau si shaina. hahaha

[princess]

naa mana nahitabo before gi bombo kay ang bulsa sa bana gibutang sa wife ug panit sa pawikan then pag jejemon wala sila gaibot pero namatay silang duha wala judko kalimot gi bombo highschool pako.nangabit man ang laki then gidala sa ospital gahabol gapatong pa.somwhere in south sila ga jejemon...dijud ko kalimot sipa kayo nang tig siba sa bombo bsta radyo bombo

[samsungster]

MANILA, Philippines - Rumors saying that local celebrity couple--John Lloyd Cruz and Shaina Magdayao--was rushed to a hospital after suffering from what is called ***** captivus has been denied by Star Magic.

Simply put, the so-called condition refers to an instance when a woman's muscles in the vagina clamp down on a man's ***** so firmly that they lock inseparably in sexual intercourse.

***** captivus is said to be common among animals (such as dogs), but not humans. The so-called condition may have a "largely hearsay" existence in medical history but is "not entirely mythical," a study by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) showed.

"Such a reaction cannot be dismissed offhand as impossible. It is theoretically quite possible. Yet it does not seem to have occurred in the past 100 years or so," BMJ said in the study, which was released in 1979.

BMJ continued, "If there had been, during that time, a case of ***** captivus that needed medical intervention or admission to hospital it would have been eagerly reported in a medical journal with as much detail and evidence as possible. It is in the absence of any such reports which suggests that ***** captivus is not only a rare but also a relatively transient symptom with consequences that are less than sensational than those fabricated by rumor."

Still, ***** captivus is not an acceptable condition to some, if not most people.

What is quite common, however, is vaginismus, defined by American sexual health expert Dr. Laura Berman as the "involuntary spasms of vaginal muscles that make intercourse painful, or even impossible."

In other words, muscles involuntary clench as a "defense mechanism" when something is about to be inserted into the vagina -- whether it be a *****, a tampon or equipment for vaginal ultrasound.

"Too many times, women and their partners assume that a lack of desire is all that's wrong. In fact, many women with vaginismus want to have *** with their partners, but find their bodies won't cooperate," Berman wrote in an article at everydayhealth.com.

A common condition

Vaginismus is considered a common condition across the globe. A website, for one, was created solely to provide information about it.

The website, called vaginismus-center.com, was created by HKS or Hera Women's Health Center, a "boutique type" women's health center in Turkey.

"Vaginismus is not just your problem, but it is a sexual dysfunction that is frequently encountered all around the world. According to the results of a research conducted by CETAD (Sexual Education Treatment and Research Association), vaginismus rate in Turkey is 10%. Thus, one person out of every 10 is unable to experience full intercourse during a sexual relation or experience it with a lot of pain," the website read.

Among the symptoms of vaginismus, according to HKS, are the following:

- being afraid of sexual intercourse with her partner and not being able to try to have intercourse (penetration at all)
- having partial sexual intercourse (only a part of the ***** can enter the vagina)
- not being able to insert pads or tampons into the vagina
- not being able to insert a finger into the vagina
- not being able to enter vaginal ultrasound instrument
- wincing and fearing gynecological examinations and not being able to take the gynecologist's examination seat.

Berman, a best-selling author and is considered as one of America's leading experts in female sexual health, noted that vaginismus may be a result of "long-standing genital pain or dysfunction in the pelvic floor muscles," or past trauma, where "intercourse becomes associated with painful memories or a fear of losing control."

"Some women experience vaginismus throughout their entire lives -- precluding any successful intercourse -- while others find it emerges after they have had a satisfying *** life. Whatever the case, the pain and distress it causes women and their partners is real," she wrote.

Body and mind

According to Berman, the solution to vaginismus lies in its sources -- the body and the mind. More specifically, she said it's all about learning to control vaginal muscles.

"The key is recognizing the difference between tension and relaxation in the pelvic floor," she wrote.

She recommended therapy if the patient has problems of sexual discomfort, as well as the use of weighted vaginal exercisers and kegel exercises, which involve the clench and release of urine flow. (To know more about kegel exercises, click here.)

Berman stressed, however, that it's still best consult a medical expert so the condition can be more properly treated.

"Women who think they may be suffering from vaginismus should see their ob-gyn and get tested for any possible vaginal infections or STDs (sexually transmitted diseases)," she wrote.

Vaginismus: When vaginal muscles contract | ABS-CBN News | Latest Philippine Headlines, Breaking News, Video, Analysis, Features

[boski]

kabasa man kos news ani.
ahaka tinuod jud cguro ni

[colby]

hahahhahahhahahahhaahahahhahahhaha

very funny!!!!!!!!!!

basog daghan witness sa nahitabo mao na NEWS....

[toting]

this could be a rumor indeed

[SQUiDnine]

saonz na lang kung tinuod neh! saon man si John Llyod ... wala man ga INGAT!

[gatsby]

di ni tinuod oi... ka joker ba sab ani oi.... di jud diay ni matanggal by themselves? hehehehe... ka ulaw ra naghabol pa sa hospital kay nag dikit pa - john lloyd ug shaina pa jud, LOL..... grabe ka ulaw if tinuod man gani ni.

[obemon]

This is some weird sh*t. So this girl Shaina decided to hold the poor bloke's d**k for hostage? Why did they have to go to the hospital? They could have just called Manila's finest Police SWAT. They could have sledgehammer the damn thing to force it to exit.