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Six in ten women in Portugal face problems in sexual life
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Six in ten women in Portugal face problems in sexual life

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 21:15

Approximately six in ten women in Portugal face problems in sexual life, according to data mentioned in the article. This statistic indicates that sexual dysfunction is an issue that affects a significant portion of the female population of the country. The article focuses on the prevalence of sexual health problems among Portuguese women. This information shows that sexual health represents a relevant concern for the female population in Portugal.

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