Premature ejaculation or premature orgasm is often called the sexual harassment is not just a male-dominated. The number of women reaching climax too soon is also higher.
Hospital Magalhães Lemos in Portugal doing research and found evidence of women can also reach the top in a sexual relationship too quickly. The survey of 510 women aged 18-45 years found the Portuguese, 40 percent of women participants were suffering from sexual dysfunction. While 3 percent of them described that they experienced chronic sexual problems.
Premature ejaculation is a medical phenomenon associated with men, but researchers want to know whether the women also experience this condition. They questioned respondents about the frequency of female orgasm early, if ever feel the loss of control during orgasm, and if the issue is causing stress.
Results showed that, 40 percent experienced an orgasm earlier than desired. Lead researcher, Serafim Carvalho stated, "For this group, premature orgasm is very disturbing," Live Science quoted him as saying.
"We thought it was something serious like the pressure he felt."
The findings, published in the journal Sexologies, is expected to encourage further research on female sexual dysfunction. So far, studies on sexual dysfunction, women perceived minimal.
The study is in accordance with the findings in 2010 in American women found that 54 percent of women aged 18-30 years reported difficulty reaching orgasm.
Hospital Magalhães Lemos in Portugal doing research and found evidence of women can also reach the top in a sexual relationship too quickly. The survey of 510 women aged 18-45 years found the Portuguese, 40 percent of women participants were suffering from sexual dysfunction. While 3 percent of them described that they experienced chronic sexual problems.
Premature ejaculation is a medical phenomenon associated with men, but researchers want to know whether the women also experience this condition. They questioned respondents about the frequency of female orgasm early, if ever feel the loss of control during orgasm, and if the issue is causing stress.
Results showed that, 40 percent experienced an orgasm earlier than desired. Lead researcher, Serafim Carvalho stated, "For this group, premature orgasm is very disturbing," Live Science quoted him as saying.
"We thought it was something serious like the pressure he felt."
The findings, published in the journal Sexologies, is expected to encourage further research on female sexual dysfunction. So far, studies on sexual dysfunction, women perceived minimal.
The study is in accordance with the findings in 2010 in American women found that 54 percent of women aged 18-30 years reported difficulty reaching orgasm.
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