The Interplay of Sexual Health and Neurosciences

Page: 2 of 12 arousal, and orgasm are common to both sexes, although sexual behaviors differ in various aspects between males and females.This assumption seems to be valid even for monoaminergic and peptidergic systems similar in both sexes but which have distinct anatomical and neurochemical characteristics that confer different functions.Most distinguished aspects relate to the divergent evolution of reproductive organs and the de facto circumscriptions imposed by the social environment.