The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspects — John Shaqi
The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspectsKisch, E. Heinrich (Enoch Heinrich)
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The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspects
Kisch, E. Heinrich (Enoch Heinrich)
Gynecology; Menstruation; Women -- Diseases
In France, according to _Courty_ and _Puech_, the usual duration of the
sexual life is from 28 to 30 years.
According to _Puech_, among 10 women menstrual activity lasted:
33 years in 2 women.
35 years in 1 woman.
36 years in 2 women.
39 years in 2 women.
43 years in 2 women.
44½ years in 1 woman.
_Brierre de Boismont_ gives the following particulars of the duration of
menstrual activity in 178 Frenchwomen:
5 years in 1 woman.
6 years in 1 woman.
8 years in 1 woman.
11 years in 1 woman.
16 years in 4 women.
17 years in 4 women.
18 years in 1 woman.
19 years in 3 women.
20 years in 3 women.
21 years in 4 women.
22 years in 3 women.
23 years in 12 women.
24 years in 8 women.
25 years in 8 women.
26 years in 11 women.
27 years in 7 women.
28 years in 6 women.
29 years in 7 women.
30 years in 13 women.
31 years in 13 women.
32 years in 9 women.
33 years in 9 women.
34 years in 7 women.
35 years in 5 women.
36 years in 10 women.
37 years in 6 women.
38 years in 5 women.
39 years in 2 women.
40 years in 7 women.
41 years in 1 woman.
42 years in 3 women.
44 years in 2 women.
48 years in 1 woman.
For England, _Tilt_ gives the mean duration of menstrual activity, as
observed in 500 women, as 31.21 years; it varies between 11 and 47
years; there are more cases with a period of 34 years than with any
other integral number of years. _Tilt_ found the duration to be:
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