On World Sexual Health Day, an article alerts to the lack of medical follow-up among Portuguese women regarding issues related to sexuality. Six in every 10 Portuguese women have complaints related to their sexuality, but the majority have never sought medical help to resolve these problems. Gynecologist Ana Rosa Costa emphasizes that there is still shame and lack of knowledge on the subject, which contributes to many women not seeking professional support. As an example, the specialist mentions that there are women who have never had an orgasm in their life and that some believe they need to find the G-spot, a structure that, according to the doctor, does not exist anatomically. The article comes in the context of this awareness date for sexual health, which aims to alert to the importance of breaking taboos and promoting a more open and informed approach to these issues.

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World Sexual Health Day: "There are women who have never had an orgasm in their life"
Sábado4 September 2026 at 07:00
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