Patient's question:
What does a female orgasm look like?Doctor's answer:
Hello, female orgasm includes the peak of sexual pleasure accompanied by the release of sexual tension and the contraction of perineal muscles and reproductive organs. In women, this phase includes two aspects: clitoral orgasm (perineal orgasm) and G-spot orgasm (vaginal orgasm). Clitoral orgasm can be achieved through stimulation such as touching, imagination, sexual activity, etc. There is no refractory period, and repeated stimulation can respond immediately, allowing for the potential for multiple orgasms. G-spot orgasm can only be achieved through stimulation of the vagina. The G-spot is currently believed to be located on the anterior wall of the vagina, about 5 centimeters from the vaginal opening. Stimulating the G-spot produces a more intense sexual orgasm than clitoral orgasm, and after it occurs, a refractory period will also appear, similar to that in men.