10 facts about her orgasm

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Here are some interesting discoveries about the uplifting feeling of having sex, according to Womansday:

Orgasm can help relieve pain
You have a headache? Why not try a drug called "love". "There is some evidence that orgasms can reduce pain of all types, including pain from arthritis, pain after surgery and even pain during childbirth. This effect is due mainly to a substance What is produced during orgasm is oxytocin. Oxytocin has the ability to bind, relax, and induce a number of other positive emotional states. While the pain is relieved by a rather brief orgasm, usually just 8-10 minutes, Another study found that the thought of uplifting sex also helped reduce pain.

Using condoms does not affect the quality of orgasm
If you are afraid that using condoms can reduce the quality of "love" then don't worry anymore. "Women can still 'climax' whether their partner uses a condom or not. This dispels the myth that 'raincoats' make it difficult to orgasm," said Debby Herbenick, a researcher Research at Indiana University (USA) said, "In fact, condoms can help couples last longer by helping men overcome anxiety about premature ejaculation," she said.

30% of women have problems reaching orgasm
If you're having trouble getting to the top, you're not special. According to one statistic, about one-third of women have difficulty reaching orgasm. And about 80% of women find it difficult to climax through vaginal intercourse. The stimulation of the clitoris during the act has a positive effect.

For some women, topical testosterone therapy or taking certain medications can improve the condition, but has not been well-reviewed medically. Because female sexual dysfunction can be associated with a medical condition. So to be sure, you should see a doctor to rule out certain conditions such as thyroid disease, depression, diabetes - all of which can affect the quality of your sex life.

Finding the G-spot can improve orgasms
Can you determine where your G-spot is? The G-spot is believed to contain a large number of nerve endings, as the key to helping women achieve longer and stronger orgasms. But it's a controversial topic. Researchers in the UK denied its existence, even after Italian researchers claimed to have found the site via ultrasound and published the finding in the journal Sexual Medicine.

However, some sex experts insist on the existence of the G-spot, and encourage women to seek it out on their own. In fact, this location can vary slightly from person to person, and is usually located in the vagina, which has a slightly raised texture.

Orgasms get better over time
Sure, there are many things that can go downhill as you age, but your sex life should even improve especially in terms of quality and frequency of orgasms.

Orgasm is easier to achieve the more you experience it. For example, while 61% of 18-24 year olds "climaxed" during their last relationship, 65% of 30-year-old women 70% of 40-50 year old women achieved it.

Although research does not show why orgasms are easier to achieve with age, it is conceivable that the more sexually experienced a woman is, the more confident she is in bed and thus enjoy a better sex life. . What's more, the trust and intimacy most women have in a long-term relationship with their partner can help improve their sexual confidence.

Women who combine different types of sex, position "climax" more often
If you're having trouble getting to the top, try some new moves in bed. Women who dare to try different types of sex seem to have an easier time reaching orgasm than those who are faithful to only one position and movement. This may be because more movements mean that people spend more time "in love".

Shyness can affect the quality of a woman's orgasm
Research shows that how much women feel about their genitals is related to the quality of their sex. In fact, everyone's genitals look different and there's no such thing as "perfection".

"When your vagina is pain-free and you have no abnormalities, no inflammation, you can consider yourself healthy and normal. And, increase your chances of 'climax' by increasing your fertility. It's important to treat yourself the way you'd like to be treated by others, sending positive, healthy messages about yourself and your body," the experts said. sex experts advise.

There is an orgasm "gap" between men and women
It is true that only a few men have problems with orgasm, but the majority of women report that they were unable to "climax" during their most recent sexual encounter, even when their partner claimed they did.

While 85% of men think their partner is sublimated during "love" sessions, only 64% of women say they actually feel it. So is there a need for treatment? This is very difficult to confirm. But women who are comfortable and aware of their body's sensitivities achieve orgasm more often.

In rare cases, orgasm occurs without stimulation of the "sensitive area".
Have you heard that women "climax" while riding a bicycle or during a massage? It's not about weaving. Experts say this is a real phenomenon. Possible explanations for orgasm occurring during certain activities are: Due to increased blood flow to the genitals and contact with the clitoris.

For most women, it takes time to 'climax'
Most women take longer to sublimate than their partner and that's normal. In fact, according to statistics, most women need at least 20 minutes of sex to achieve orgasm. If you find that "the other half" usually gets to the finish line first, do something to slow him down. Several exercises can help with this. If he has problems with premature ejaculation, he should see a doctor for specific examination, advice and guidance on some overcoming techniques.

Vuong Linh - VnExpress