Informed consent was obtained to use their data. Once pilot data had been assessed, an unaffiliated gynecologist agreed to provide the same questionnaires to patients with fibroid tumors. Confirming prior reports, clitoral and vaginal sites were commonly recognized. Both study groups showed similar responses. Although pelvic muscle strength and endurance had previously been shown to be inversely related to incontinence, neither was related to these sexual findings.
Most women recognize that clitoral stimulation evokes orgasm.
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