Communication between the pair played a key role in enabling women to feel pleasure during sex. Couples must be intimate enough to share their feelings and interest. It’s not desirable, and so on. How then? In Clinical, female sexual response consists of four distinct stages of the stimulus that comes to him.

The intensity and duration of each stage will be different on each woman. Even the same woman, also will be different, depending on changes in physical and psychological conditions.

The first stage is a joy. The joy of women triggered by physical stimulation and psychological (emotional), Forms of physical stimulation may be a caress, kiss, massage, and so while the mental stimulation can be carried out in the form of flattery, praise, erotic words, and others.

Other body changes that occur when women feel the joy of sex is an increase in heart rate, respiration, and the vagina slightly enlarged. Increasing the amount of vaginal lubrication as a result of the rapid increase of blood flow in this area became an important change that occurred during the first stage.

Second step is to continue happiness called plateau (stable level). Changes in the body, like a little vagina enlargement, increased heart rate, swollen breasts, breast nipples straightened, the uterus looks up and down, and muscle tension in all these stages. The third stage is to come. This stage allows the muscle contractions of the vagina, rectum, and stomach. This is a stage where the pleasure is marked by loss of muscle control by mistake.

And the last stage is the stage of completion where blood flowed freely, out of the vaginal area due to the enjoyment was in the climax. This stage is marked by the shrinking of the breasts and nipples. Increased heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing returned to normal. However, the extent to which every woman experiences this stage is extremely varied. While some women rush through sex on the stage, some need time to reach each stage. Therefore, female sexual dysfunction often leads to sexual dissatisfaction.