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HEALTH - Male orgasm has to do with fertility, while the female orgasm is estimated just for fun.
However, new research is finding orgasm may play a role in fertility. Climax during sex increases the chance of getting pregnant women to 15 percent.
Researchers from University College Cork noted orgasm committed itself to women for two months, was found to increase fertility in the case of female orgasm.
The study involved six women, aged 26-52 years, asked to record an orgasm at home and use stimulants cement along with other equipment.
Every woman act with its own control. In one action he experienced an orgasm and other actions are not.
According to the study, if masturbation does not cause orgasm, it brings a frustrating problem. All participants in the study reported the success of the procedure.
Afterwards, no matter whether orgasm or not, the women enter 5 ml of semen stimulant in the form of a lubricant made of water, followed by a device that measures how successful cement accommodated.
As a result, women who reached the climax hold more stimulant cement.
According to a study published in the journal Neuroscience & Psychology Socioaffective, apparently orgasm wantia serves to hold the sperm. The researchers said that by holding the cement more, women who orgasm increased chance of getting pregnant.
Some women in the study was small. Researchers say their findings indicate orgasm may increase the chance of getting pregnant between 10-15 percent.
Dr. Robert King, who led the research, said, "I think there is a proof of concept it was there."
