Patient's question:
Since I'm newly married and no one has provided me with sexual knowledge, I only have a limited understanding of sexual organs from watching those sex education movies. Therefore, I would like to ask for advice from the seniors.Doctor's answer:
The G-spot location varies from person to person, referring to an area about 2-3 centimeters from the vaginal opening on the front wall of the vagina, at the position of two knuckles inside the vagina. The area is as big as a one-cent coin. The G-spot is only as large as half a fingernail, shaped like a grape, and is distinctly different from the physiological tissue of other areas. When this tissue is completely removed and laid flat, it resembles an accordion because it is composed of erectile tissue similar to that of the male penis. Since the G-spot is not present in every woman, a man should not obsessively pursue its existence in his partner.