How long does a woman's orgasm last?

During the sexual life of couples, many women begin to pay attention to the quality of sex life and hope to reach orgasm. However, some problems may lead to disharmony in the sexual life of couples, and even many women cannot experience pleasure during sex, which requires both husband and wife to work together. Generally speaking, a woman's orgasm lasts for a few minutes and is sometimes very short.

Orgasm is the physical and psychological response to sexual pleasure after sexual stimulation. There are usually physiological manifestations such as ejaculation, blushing, and convulsions. Both men and women can orgasm. As long as there is sexual stimulation, it is possible. For example, masturbation and caressing certain parts of the body, especially erogenous zones, can increase stimulation through sexy pictures, videos, articles, objects, etc.

Today, as we build a harmonious society, the family is the basic building block of society, and sex is one of the important contents of the family. Therefore, sexual harmony is the basis for building a harmonious society. A satisfying orgasm is an important sign of sexual harmony. A harmonious sex life will bring harmony to the family and society. Paying attention to orgasm is a reflection of social civilization and progress.

Female orgasms are similar to male orgasms in that females are produced by continuous stimulation of the clitoris, while males are produced by continuous stimulation of the glans penis. There are usually several physiological manifestations: the female clitoris swells and protrudes, and beats with orgasm.

After reaching orgasm, women do not immediately fade away from the orgasm like men do, but are often still immersed in it. This is called "afterglow." Some women experience muscle paralysis after orgasm, which may cause them to temporarily feel weak in the legs.

Some women feel energetic and their skin becomes rosy after orgasm.

Some women experience a large discharge during orgasm, called female squirting, which comes primarily from the Skene glands. Some sexologists say that only 25 to 30 women out of 100 will have this experience.

During sexual intercourse, if women cannot experience sexual pleasure through vaginal stimulation, then clitoral stimulation becomes more important. Only with a correct understanding of female orgasm can the sex life of both husband and wife be better coordinated to achieve a happy and fulfilling marriage.