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6 in 10 women in Portugal are affected by sexual problems

Notícias de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 11:32

Six in ten women in Portugal are affected by sexual problems, according to data referenced in the article.

Women in Portugal are the population group directly mentioned as being affected by these sexual health issues.

Topics related to women's health, including sexual habits, contraception, menopause, and fertility, continue to be little discussed by many women, which may contribute to the lack of seeking professional help.

The article suggests that the lack of open discussion on these matters may be linked to the high prevalence of sexual problems in the Portuguese female population.

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