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Is the G-Spot Real?

Is the G-Spot Real? (0:59)

Researchers have been unable to locate a well-defined anatomical structure for the G-spot, says Elizabeth Poynor, MD, PhD, a gynecologist-oncologist in New York City. In this video, she suggests that the G-spot may be a convergence of structures.

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I think the G-spot is definitely real for some people. Anatomists have and researchers have been unable to specifically define an anatomical region of the G-spot. They've been unable to find an collection of nerves or anatomical structure that corresponds to the G-spot, but it actually may be a convergence of structures.

The clitoris, the urethra and the vagina which may contribute to a woman's sexual response. For some women, I would say yes, the G-spot is real, that area of the interior or upper portion of the vagina, probably enhances their sexual response, but specifically, we've been unable to find a well defined anatomical region called the G-spot.