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Casual sex among middle school students may be contributing to growing
sterility problems among young women in Guangzhou, capital of South
China's Guangdong Province, says a prominent local doctor.
Puppy love is no longer a rare phenomenon in China.
The youth
have so easy access into information about
love and sex that
they are not mature enough to tell.
According to a recent survey, more than 20 per cent of the couples
in Guangzhou are now suffering from sterility.
And the trend is growing.
Li Bing, a senior gynaecologist
from Guangzhou No 2 People's Hospital, said casual sex among ever
younger people is one of the culprits.
More
than one-third of the cases of sterility among women were connected
with abortions.
Young women who have an abortion
in their teens are usually hurt both physically and mentally resulting
in sterility when they grow up, Li said.
The
youngest woman who has come to Li's hospital for an abortion was just
13 years old, Li said.
Women under the age
of 18 now account for more than 7 per cent of the total number of
women who seek abortions in Guangzhou, Li said.
And the long summer and winter holidays are usually the peak periods
for abortions among students.
Meanwhile the
number of young women contract diseases like cervical cancer, is growing
steadily, Li added.
Adverse effects of casual
sex can also be seen in young men.
The youngest man to date found to be suffering from impotence was only 19 years old. In previous years, most men diagnosed with similar symptoms were more than 30 years old.
Li believes excessive sex or masturbation at an early age may be behind the trend among local male adults, Li said.
About 30 per cent of local men suffer from impotence or premature ejaculation problems.
Another survey which was released in the Guangzhou Daily early this month said that more than 54.2 per cent of middle school students said they were not opposed to having sex.
And about 70 per cent said they would like to start to date in middle school.
Some 3,000 local middle school students from 10 schools were interviewed for the survey.
Many of the students who had sex and or dated at an early age come from the city's key middle schools which usually contribute excellent students to the annual national entrance examinations for universities and colleges.
An official from Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Education Monday admitted dating and sex did exist in the school campuses.
"In some schools, more than 60 per cent of the students from senior high schools have begun dating, which affects their normal studies," said the official who refused to be named.
Curiosity and the great study pressure have been attributed to the growing number of students who have sex and date.
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