The girls who have sexual intercourse!

In Britain, sexual activity is a painful act of one in every ten women. A recent survey has found such sensational information. The British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology conducted this survey on 7,000 women aged 16 to 74. They all have regular sexual experience experiences.

This issue, known as Disphenania in medical science, is not a pleasure to have sexual intercourse or to engage in sexual intercourse. It can happen to all the old women. Fifty and sixty-year-old women may suffer from this problem. Maybe 16 to 24 year olds too. Researchers say it is a doctor's suggestion. This problem can be corrected in treatment.

Research is coming out, a woman can experience painful sexual intercourse for many reasons. It may be dry vagina, worried about conflicts, or nirananda mating But it can be due to some sexually transmitted diseases. Some women who took part in the study said that mating gave them so painful experiences. That they refrain from having sexual relations. London's 62-year-old Karen (pseudonym) says this problem is of 40 years old. She says, "Although my husband could understand my problem, I started to fear him at one point." Karen said another problem, she would have contracted her vagina automatically when something started to enter her vagina. It was not just about sexual misconduct, but it was also a case of a medical examination, says Karen. Later, he went to the doctor and the doctor gave him medicine.

Karen says women need to know that there are ways to get help for such problems. But it must be done in due time. Many women do not want to talk about it. We talk about ourselves in detail about the events of childbirth, but our generation women are not willing to talk openly about mating and menstruation. We should talk about

Chief researcher Dr. Christine Mitchell says that not only is elderly women embarrassed to talk about sexual issues, this tendency exists for all ages. Meanwhile, a study conducted by 200 university students in Canada has shown that for the first half of their time, the experience of first sex was painful. Mitchell has been focusing on preparing young people through sexual education, to avoid this situation.