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(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 05, 2013 ) San Francisco, CA -- A recent study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine reveals that American men and women find sex highly pleasurable with or without the use of a condom or lubricant. The condoms and lubricant that are commonly used by both men and women when they have sex seem to not deter the level of enjoyment for the individuals overall.
The study was lead by Debby Herbenick, PhD, MPH as well as Michael Reece, PhD, MPH, who are from the School of Public Health-Bloomington, Indiana University. The researchers reviews a nationally representative study that involved both genders , and individuals aged 18-59 in order to assess the condom and lubricant use during recent sexual events. They also guaged the relationship between condom/lubricant use and the rating of the overall sexual quality.
The data was gathered in 2009 in a National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior, and involved administration of an questionnaire used online. The results expressed that men and women consistently found sex highly arousing and pleasurable with very few deviations regardless of the condom or lubricant use. Twice as many women were unsure whether the condoms were lubricated or not, nor would they accurately be sure of the material it was made from.
"This may be because men are more likely than women to purchase condoms and to apply condoms," said Dr. Herbenick. "However, it's important for more women to become familiar with the condoms they use with their partner so that they can make choices that enhance the safety and pleasure of their sexual experiences."
There was also no significant difference noted for men regarding ease of erection based upon the condom and lubrication.
"The U.S. continues to grapple with high rates of sexually transmitted infections, HIV, and unintended pregnancies," Dr. Herbenick notes. "We need to understand how people make choices about the products they use (or avoid using) and how these products contribute to the safety and pleasurable aspects of their sexual experiences. This is particularly important as the products themselves evolve and become more mainstream in American society. We also need to understand what men and women know, or don't know, about the products they use so that we can better target public health education messages to individuals and groups."
"The epidemiologic studies assessing human sexual function and behavior in the US that were started 60 years ago by Kinsey are continued now by Herbenick and Reece. Gathering sexual data regarding condom use is highly relevant," explained Irwin Goldstein, MD, editor-in-chief of The Journal of Sexual Medicine. "Understanding current condom use offers health care providers an opportunity to educate those people uncomfortable with condoms but for whom lack of use may lead to significant sexually transmitted infection health risk."
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