Surgeon claims he's officially found the G-spot. Whoop-ti-doo

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Surgeon claims he’s officially found the G-spot. Whoop-ti-doo

Apparently, this debate is still raging among scientists— “Does the G-spot really exist or not?” I thought this had been settled and then a while back, some other scientists said that it didn’t exist and now this guy says that it does. All I know is that I’ve definitely known ladies who definitely had a definite G-spot.

In a paper published this week in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, Dr. Adam Ostrzenski describes a sac-like structure roughly one-eighth of an inch in diameter, located on the front wall of the vagina. Ostrzenski, the director of the Institute of Gynecology in St. Petersburg, Fla., identified the cluster of tissue during a layer-by-layer dissection of the vaginal wall of an 83-year-old Polish woman who had died 24 hours earlier.

If confirmed in future research, this finding could shine a light on female sexual function and even open the door to surgical enhancement of the G-spot, Ostrzenski says. Next month, he’s planning to travel back to Poland to conduct additional dissections and study the tissues in more detail. The structure may look different in younger individuals, and its location and size is likely to vary from woman to woman, he says.

Experts not involved in the research are skeptical that this is a notable or relevant discovery, however. The structure Ostrzenski describes may well be a network of blood vessels that contributes to sexual arousal, but it almost certainly does not explain the entire G-spot phenomenon, says Dr. Emmanuele Jannini, a professor of endocrinology and sexology at the University of L’Aquila, in Italy.

“The G-spot is not just a spot; it’s something much more complex,” says Jannini, who has used ultrasound to search for the G-spot in his own research. “Something is there. We may call it a G-spot or not — it doesn’t matter.”

Oh FFS science… if it feels good, go for it. If a woman has a G-spot or doesn’t, it isn’t going to change the way she already has an orgasm.

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