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Dispositivos Sexuales y Erótica
Sophie Tucker1, Eliza Burr2, Sara Perelmuter3
1Rachel Rubin MD PLLC (Drs. Tucker, Rubin, and Vaccaro) Bethesda, Maryland.
Journal of minimally invasive gynecology
|January 15, 2026
Resumen
Los dispositivos sexuales y la erótica pueden mejorar el placer sexual y ayudar en el tratamiento de la disfunción sexual femenina. El conocimiento del médico sobre estas herramientas es vital para mejorar la salud sexual y la calidad de vida.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Ginecología
- Salud Sexual
- Dispositivos Médicos
Sus antecedentes:
- El bienestar sexual es parte integral de la salud física y mental general.
- Una vida sexual satisfactoria, o lapso sexual, se correlaciona directamente con la calidad de vida.
- Los cirujanos ginecológicos están en una posición única para abordar la función sexual relacionada con afecciones pélvicas.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Describir los dispositivos, herramientas y erótica sexuales comunes utilizados por pacientes femeninas.
- Proporcionar a los médicos recursos sobre estas ayudas para el bienestar sexual.
- Analizar estos elementos en el contexto de prácticas basadas en la evidencia.
Principales métodos:
- Revisión de dispositivos sexuales de uso común, incluidos vibradores, dildos, dilatadores y varitas.
- Inclusión de la erótica como componente del bienestar sexual.
- Discusión de dispositivos de limitación de profundidad/ayudas de colisión.
Principales resultados:
- Los dispositivos, herramientas y erótica sexuales sirven para mejorar el placer sexual.
- Estas ayudas pueden potenciar el tratamiento de la disfunción sexual femenina.
- Se consideran prácticas basadas en la evidencia cuando están disponibles.
Conclusiones:
- Los dispositivos, herramientas y erótica sexuales son valiosos para mejorar la salud sexual y la calidad de vida.
- La familiaridad del médico con estos recursos es esencial para una atención integral del paciente.
- La educación médica estandarizada sobre la sexualidad femenina es deficiente pero necesaria.
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