The G-spot is around the vagina's front wall about 2 inches in, but it varies for each person. It's not an anatomical structure but rather an erogenous zone that may produce an intense orgasm. Sex ...

Women often describe G-spot orgasms as more intense and deeper in the body than orgasms from other types of stimulation. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photo: Getty Images) No one has ever doubted ...

Things the world may never fully understand: the Bermuda Triangle, the lost colony of Roanoke, the Loch Ness monster, and vaginal orgasms. Just like Nessie sightings, G-spot orgasms are something ...

Myths about the G-spot — the erogenous zone supposedly inside the vagina that can help a person achieve a particular kind of orgasm — are astoundingly common. It's a myth that there's no sure way to ...

Board-certified Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon Dolores Kent, M.D., after practicing at the Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of Los Angeles for many years, now offers G-spot augmentation in her new ...

Distinguished psychologist and sex researcher Alice Laddas, Ph.D., died in August at 102. Her name probably doesn’t ring a bell, but 40 years ago, she was instrumental in popularizing the G-spot, an ...

Editors of the journal Sexual Medicine Reviews describe a "G-zone," encompassing five erotic areas of the female genitalia. Getty Images Gee, it’s about time they got to the bottom of this 72-year-old ...

It's also important to realize that not everyone finds G-spot stimulation to be particularly pleasurable. Some people even describe it as un-pleasurable, explained Dr. Jess. "I’ve heard women describe ...

The search for the female G-spot -- that supposedly erotic pleasure button somewhere in the vagina -- has become like the search for the Lost City of Atlantis. Some insist it’s real and that they’ve ...

No one has ever doubted the existence of your elbow or left pinky toe. Even internal body parts that can’t be readily seen enjoy universal acceptance; you take it on faith that your kidneys are there.