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What is Your Sex Quotient ?

Test Your Sexual Knowledge.

Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer and add the results.

Your final score is your  SQ Sex Quotient.

 

SQ #1 Lack of Desire is among the most common sexual dysfunction complaint of women? T or F 

SQ #2 Certain classes of medications can potentially inhibit ones capacity to orgasm and lower ones libido? View Answer .

SQ #3 Only 30% of women are capable to orgasm during sexual intercourse with penetration alone? T or F 

SQ #4 About half of women surveyed believe they DO engage in sexual activity frequently enough. Read Answer

SQ #5 Less than half of couples surveyed say they are very satisfied or satisfied with their sex lives? T or F 

SQ #6 For men with Erectile Dysfunction just reestablishing an erection will result in sexual intercourse? T or F 

SQ #7 Orgasm is a natural beneficial health cure? T or F 

SQ #8 Vibrators were first invented strictly for medicinal purposes and today they are still a prescribed necessity? T or F? Read Answer

SQ #9 Providers report relatively low levels of knowledge when it comes to female sexuality and few are comfortable diagnosing and treating patients experiencing symptoms of sexual dysfunctions especially in women? T or F 

SQ #10 Frigidity is a medical classification of a Sexual Dysfunction? Read Answer

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 Answers

SQ #1 – True – Nearly 75 percent of women have reported experiencing a lack of sexual desire on occasion. (*)
            40% of women aged 18-29 reported experiencing a lack of desire regularly
            51% women aged 30-39 are the most likely to report having lack of desire regularly
            47% women aged 40-49 experience lack of desire regularly
Sex and Desire have Always Been a Very Important Part of Life … read more
SQ# 2 – TRUE – Side effects of medication can potentially be the cause of many adverse sexual dysfunctions including its effect on sexual desire and ability to achieve orgasm, particularly antidepressants and other medications that affect the central nervous system (CNS)… read more
SQ# 3 – True – Research indicates that only 30% of women reach an orgasm during sexual intercourse with penetration alone.  70% 0f women require clitoral stimulation to achieve orgasm, meaning female sexual satisfaction is rarely attained from penetrative intercourse alone… read more
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SQ# 5 – True – ONLY 43% of partners surveyed, said they are at least somewhat satisfied with their sex lives including the 18% who say they are ‘extremely satisfied with their sex lives.
More than 1 out of every two couples are less than satisfied with their bedroom experiences. A frightful and painful number, especially to the 57% of partners who are less than satisfied with their sex lives…  read more
SQ# 6 – False – In an unpublished study 50% of female partners ‘refused to cooperate’ with their male partners ED treatment. Just because he has an erection doesn’t mean she is going to let him use it! Unless she knows her needs will be fulfilled she will most likely be a less than willing participant…   read more
SQ# 7 – True – For centuries medical science has recognized the health benefits of orgasms to improve one’s overall physical and mental health, additionally sexual activity has also been shown to improve longevity
Until the mid 1920’s doctors would manually stimulate women to orgasm as the natural cure for hysteria. Symptoms include; tired, irritable, nervousness, depressed…many of these same symptoms today are treated with medication instead…   read more
SQ# 8 – True The Vibrator was invented as medical instrument to relieve doctors tired fingers when stimulating their female patients to have an orgasm as a cure for hysteria. The vibrator was such an important device, that the vibrator was the fifth household item to be electrified almost ten years before the iron and after the vacuum cleaner.
Today, an orgasm is still a known remedy for stress and anxiety, if only health insurance would cover it… read more
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