¿Listas de espera? ¿Enfermedades respiratorias? Olvídenlo: Ministra Orellana dijo que “el desconocimiento del clítoris” era un problema de salud pública

I recently stumbled upon an article that left me quite puzzled and a bit amused. Apparently, the Health Minister of Peru, Elizabeth Orellana, stated that not knowing about the clitoris is a public health issue. Yes, you read that right! Forget wait lists and respiratory illnesses, our attention should be on educating people about the clitoris!

According to the article, Orellana’s comments came in response to a survey that found that 70% of Peruvian women are not familiar with their own anatomy. The minister argued that this lack of knowledge can lead to serious health problems and puts women’s lives at risk. She suggests that sex education should be a priority in schools and that women should be encouraged to explore their bodies from a young age.

It’s honestly shocking to me that so many women are unaware of their own anatomy. I remember in my sex education classes, we did not even cover this topic, and I had to do my own research to fully understand my body. It really is a serious issue that needs more attention and education. Not knowing about this important part of our anatomy can lead to shame, embarrassment, and even dangerous situations.

In conclusion, while it may be a bit funny to see headlines like “Clitoris ignorance is a public health issue,” the reality is that it is a serious matter that affects women’s health and well-being. We need to normalize conversations about female anatomy and provide more comprehensive sex education to ensure women understand and feel confident in their bodies.