PMID: 2091476Jan 1, 1990Paper

The characteristics of the spontaneous realization of sexual intercourse in economically employed women

Akusherstvo i ginekologii︠a︡
V Tsekov, S Duchev

Abstract

The basic parameters, connected with spontaneous realization of sexual intercourse in 411 women workers and employees, chosen at random, are studied. Various regularities are established: the lubrication is connected with difficulties in women with inflammatory changes in the internal sexual organs. The feeling of sexual excitation during sexual intercourse is stronger in women with larger number of sexual partners since the beginning of their sexual life. Disturbances in the occurrence of orgasm are more frequent in employees. Dyspareunia is connected mainly with organic changes in genitals, but it is determining factor for the success of sexual life. The frequency of the experienced pleasure is influenced by various social and biological factors comparatively slightly.

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