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“I always assess positively the open discussions on sex, health. And it seems to me that if we want for people to have a healthy sex life, the matter on sex education needs to be raised in schools [in Armenia].”     

Renowned gynecologist Georgi Poghosyan stated the aforesaid Wednesday, during a press conference devoted to World Sexual Health Day. 

As per the specialist, working abroad is a factor that causes sexual problems in Armenia.

“The men are away from their family for months. They will have to satisfy their [sexual] needs. In numerous cases, infections are the cause for the unhealthy sexual condition of men,” Poghosyan said.

In his words, a healthy approach is needed toward sex.    

“Many diseases are caused by lack of sex. A variety of fears develop, too,” the gynecologist added. 

In the specialist’s conviction, there is solely one solution.

“It would be good to pass a law [in Armenia] that each material on sex and sexual life receive a ‘visa’ from a specialist,” he noted.

In addition, as per the gynecologist, it would be good if the state adopt a law, pursuant to which people are required to undergo a medical before getting married.     

“In this way, the number of cases of miscarriages and infertility will reduce [in Armenia],” Georgi Poghosyan concluded.

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