Point A
If you "hit" a woman's A-spot, she will experience multiple orgasms.
Why can't she enjoy it?
Some women complain that they can't enjoy sex as passionately as men, and that achieving that same "satisfaction" every time is simply a pipe dream. [169e.com]
In fact, experiencing ecstasy is no longer an unattainable dream. The key lies in whether a man can "hit" that hidden A-spot on a woman's body.
According to a study conducted by Dr. Cai Zhian, a sexologist in Ipoh, Malaysia, on 271 women, once the A-spot inside a woman's vagina is found, her sexual desire will be aroused very quickly, and her vagina will become wet within just 5 to 10 seconds.
Dr. Cai spent four years researching the female A-spot. He said that among the 271 women who participated in the study, one-third experienced multiple orgasms because their husbands later found the A-spot.
The 7th Asian Sexology Congress, jointly organized by the National University Hospital and the National University of Singapore, was held at the Raffles City Convention Centre and received an unprecedentedly enthusiastic response.
Three sexology experts from Singapore, the United States, and Malaysia shared their research findings at the conference.
Among them, Dr. Cai Zhian's report on point A was particularly refreshing.
Dr. Tsai decided to conduct research to address women's concerns after many women came to her clinic complaining of vaginal dryness, which caused them pain and made intercourse unpleasant.
The so-called "A point" is actually short for "Anterior Fornix Erogenous Zone," which refers to the sensitive area on the vaginal wall that is slightly away from the cervix, also known as the anterior fornix, which is the area inside the vagina that stimulates sexual desire.
The G-spot, which men and women used to rave about, is actually located before the A-spot, closer to the cervix. This slight difference brings women a completely different kind of pleasure.
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