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27th October 2018
06:07pm BST

Malaysian physician Chua Chee Ann, the researcher on the study (yep - somehow this was his job) recommended using one finger curved slightly upwards in a stroking motion to stimulate the A-spot, though the use of a toy or penis would of course also help.
"Positions that shorten the vagina (legs brought closer to the abdomen or chest) can help penetrating partners find the spot more easily,” sexpert Glamazon Tyomi told Vice.
“I also recommend the 'planking' position as a way to locate the spot easily.”
Many women struggle to come from ordinary vaginal penetration or find it uncomfortable to have lots of pressure on their G-spot, so finding your A-spot could be a good way around this.
It also kind of goes without saying, but patience and taking it easy are key here.
Deep, heavy penetration can be painful so take your time and feel things out if you decide to give this a go.