the "G spot" is now recognized as the equivalent of the female prostate. The stimulation is at the origin of vaginal orgasm.
The G-spot is an erectile area of 2 to 3 cm in major axis situated in the anterior vaginal wall to 3 cm from the vaginal orifice, halfway between the pubis and the cervix. Its size and sensitivity vary from one woman to another. It has its own muscle responsiveness to various stimuli, and an exocrine function (excretion of vaginal fluid).
Its operation can be disrupted and over time cause a decrease in desire. The causes can be diverse: hormonal origin (lower hormones over time), also accompanying anatomical pelvic floor disorders with loss of perineal tone after childbirth, after pelvic surgery, pelvic floor ... finally with psychological denial perineal primary or secondary anorgasmia.
Medical littérature :
Measurement of the Thickness of the Urethrovaginal Space in Women with or without Vaginal Orgasm. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 5 (3) , 610–618 doi:10.1111/j.1743-6109.2007.00739. Giovanni Luca Gravina MD, PhD, Fulvia Brandetti MD, Paolo Martini MD, PhD, Eleonora Carosa MD, PhD, Savino M. Di Stasi MD, Susanna Morano MD, Andrea Lenzi MD, Emmanuele A. Jannini MD (2008)
L’amplification du point G, une nouvelle approche thérapeutique des dysfonctions sexuelles féminines ?, Sexologies. 2005 ; XIV (51) Benattar M.C.
A New Medical Treatment With Botulinum Toxin in Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder: Successful Treatment of Two Cases. Nazik H.
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