■高达41%的女性面临性高潮的挑战,一个50年不变的统计数据。
■评估伴侣性交前使用大麻对女性的影响,无论女性是否难以达到性高潮。
■这项观察性研究评估了女性研究参与者对其人口统计学的反应,性活动,心理健康,大麻的使用,以及女性性功能指数(FSFI)中与性高潮相关的问题。
■结果包括性高潮频率,困难,以及与伴侣性行为前使用大麻或缺乏使用大麻相关的满意度,主要基于FSFI高潮分量表。
■在1037份调查回复中,410是有效和完整的。23项调查(5.6%返回)因未能满足研究标准而被排除。在有效的调查中,大多数女性(52%,n=202)报告在与伴侣的性活动中难以达到性高潮。这些女性主要在25至34岁之间(45%,n=91);75%的人将他们的种族确定为白人(n=152/202);52%(n=105)确定为LGBTQI(女同性恋,同性恋,双性恋,变性人,酷儿/提问,双性人,或其他);82%(n=165)已婚或有恋爱关系。在经历了性高潮挑战的参与者中,72.8%(n=147,P<.001)报告说,在伴侣性交之前使用大麻会增加性高潮频率,67%的人表示它提高了性高潮满意度(n=136,P<.001),71%的人表示使用大麻使性高潮更容易(n=143,P<.001)。伴侣性交前使用大麻的频率与经历性高潮困难的女性的性高潮频率增加相关(n=202,P<.001)。在伴侣性交之前使用大麻的原因导致了更积极的性高潮反应(n=202,P=0.22)。
■大麻可能是在伴侣性交过程中难以达到性高潮的女性的治疗方法。
■研究人员检查了达到性高潮的挑战,并考虑了文献中报道的协变量,包括FSFI高潮分量表。研究结果可能无法推广到很少或从未在性生活前使用大麻的女性。从未经历过高潮的女人,或没有女性生殖器的女性。此外,使用的大麻的特定类型,其化学成分,使用的数量,在这项研究中没有评估伴侣是否使用大麻。
■大麻相关治疗似乎对女性性高潮困难或功能障碍的女性有益。
UNASSIGNED: Up to 41% of women face challenges achieving orgasm, a statistic unchanged for 50 years.
UNASSIGNED: To evaluate the effect of cannabis use before partnered sex on women with and without difficulty achieving orgasm.
UNASSIGNED: This observational study evaluated responses from female study participants relating to their demographics, sexual activities, mental well-being, cannabis usage, and orgasm-related questions from the Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI).
UNASSIGNED: Outcomes included orgasm frequency, difficulty, and satisfaction related to cannabis use or lack of use before partnered sex, largely based on the FSFI orgasm subscale.
UNASSIGNED: Of the 1037 survey responses, 410 were valid and complete. Twenty-three surveys (5.6% returned) were excluded due to failure to meet the study\'s criteria. Of the valid surveys, most women (52%, n = 202) reported difficulty achieving orgasm during sexual activity with a partner. These women were primarily between 25 and 34 years of age (45%, n = 91); 75% identified their race as White (n = 152/202); 52% (n = 105) identified as LGBTQI+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, or other); and 82% (n = 165) were married or in a relationship. Among participants who experienced challenges in achieving orgasm, 72.8% (n = 147, P < .001) reported that cannabis use before partnered sex increased orgasm frequency, 67% stated that it improved orgasm satisfaction (n = 136, P < .001), and 71% indicated that cannabis use made orgasm easier (n = 143, P < .001). The frequency of cannabis use before partnered sex correlated with increased orgasm frequency for women who experienced difficulties achieving orgasm (n = 202, P < .001). The reasons for cannabis use before partnered sex resulted in a more positive orgasm response (n = 202, P = .22).
UNASSIGNED: Cannabis may be a treatment for women with difficulty achieving orgasm during partnered sex.
UNASSIGNED: The researchers examined the challenge of achieving orgasm and considered the covariates reported in the literature, including the FSFI orgasm subscale. The findings may not be generalizable to women who rarely or never use cannabis before sex, women who have never experienced an orgasm, or women who do not have female genitalia. Additionally, the specific type of cannabis used, its chemical composition, the quantity used, and whether or not the partner used cannabis were not assessed in this study.
UNASSIGNED: Cannabis-related treatment appears to provide benefit to women who have female orgasm difficulties or dysfunction.