Peter Attia· MD
So, what percentage of women are able to intercourse without any stimulatory vibrator or anything like that from intercourse? >> Less than 10%.
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So, what percentage of women are able to intercourse without any stimulatory vibrator or anything like that from intercourse? >> Less than 10%.
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So, if a woman is listening to this and she's never had an orgasm through intercourse, she is in the 90%. There's nothing wrong with her. >> We would diagnose her as normal.