Yes, Virginia, there is a G-spot, and one doctor in Poland claims he’s located it — and he says it’s tiny, less then one centimeter across. But other G-spot experts are not so sure of his claim. Dr. Adam Ostrzenski (what are the odds his buddies now call him Dr. O?), a semi-retired Florida gynecologist, did a postmortem on an 83-year-old woman in Warsaw, where the use of cadavers is not nearly as regulated as it is in the U.S. (In Poland, doctors can dissect bodies very shortly after death, which allows them to explore fine distinctions in tissue.) And according to an article he published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine last week, he uncovered small, grape-like clusters of erectile tissue inside a tiny sac between the fifth and sixth layers of vaginal wall tissue. But then there’s this noteworthy (and rather shady) aside: in his day job, Ostrzenski performs plastic surgery on women’s genitalia — and you’ll never guess what service is on his menu — “G spotplasty.” Kinda shady…
Doctor Claims He’s Located the G-Spot
For me it’s not so much that an OB/GYN who specializes in trying to enhance the g-spot would either be doing research in that area of even that he claims to have found something that might be it.
The tricky bit, according to Dr. Petra Boynton, is that he doesn’t disclose the conflict of interest in his research papers.
That’s pretty important — sort of like wanting to know whether it was an abstinence-only researcher who “discovered” that condoms increase the risk of STI transmission.
You kind of want to know how big a grain of salt to take. Disclosure helps.
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