Uso de vibrador mejora sexualidad femenina
Los vibradores ayudan a la mujer a vencer problemas sexuales como anorgasmia, trastornos del deseo sexual y consecuencias de tratamientos oncológicos, afirma un estudio realizado en Estados Unidos.
En el estudio, publicado en Journal of Sexual Medicine, participaron alrededor de 3 mil 800 mujeres en un rango de edad entre 18 y 68 años, y reveló que además de mejorar la función sexual de las mujeres, promueve comportamientos saludables.
La investigación sugiere que, si se utilizan normalmente, los vibradores son dispositivos seguros, y también demuestra que gracias a un análisis científico, el uso de este juguete sexual en especial, provoca que las mujeres tengan comportamientos más saludables, ya que acuden al ginecólogo y se auto examinan las mamas, además de que tienen y una función sexual positiva sin efectos secundarios”.
Y concluye, entre otras cosas, que las mujeres que suelen usar estos juguetes sexuales “tienen una relación más normalizada con sus genitales que parte del autoconocimiento anatómico y fisiológico, además del hecho de darse permiso ellas mismas para practicar y disfrutar del autoerotismo”.
*Nota de todayhealth.com
Gynecologists and other doctors are not talking enough with their female patients about sexual problems and sexuality in general, leaving many women to suffer in silence, a new study concludes.
Based on a survey of obstetrician-gynecologists across the United States, the researchers found that less than half of them routinely ask their female patients about sexual problems. At the same time, the researchers noted from past studies that about a third of young and middle-age women have some sort of issue related to sexual intercourse, such as pain, low desire or lack of pleasure.
Such sexual dysfunction not only can lead to worry, shame, guilt and feelings of isolation for a woman, but can put a real strain on relationships, the researchers said.
«Patients are often reluctant to bring up sexual difficulties because of fear the physician will be embarrassed or will dismiss their concerns,» lead study author Dr. Stacy Tessler Lindau said in a statement. «Doctors should be taking the lead.»
Sixty-three percent indicated they routinely assessed patients’ sexual activities. However, only 40 percent said they routinely asked about sexual problems. Fewer still asked about sexual satisfaction (28.5 percent), sexual orientation or sexual identity (27.7 percent), and sexual pleasure (13.8 percent).
About 25 percent of the doctors said they have expressed disapproval of patients’ sexual practices; these were primarily doctors who were foreign medical graduates or ones who considered religion the most important part of their lives, the researcher said. Those who indicated a Roman Catholic religious affiliation were significantly less likely than others in the survey to ask patients about sexual activity.
Doctors who see more patients for gynecological purposes than for prenatal care tended to screen more frequently for sexual problems than their colleagues did, according to the survey. Talks about sexual orientation were also lacking, with less than one-third of those surveyed doing so. Older doctors (in their 60s or older) were the least likely to delve into a patient’s sexual orientation or sexual identity.
«OB-GYNs, because of the depth and specialization of expertise and training in female genital tract and reproductive health across the life course, are well positioned among physicians to address sexuality issues with female patients,» the researchers wrote today (March 22) in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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