Nevada is one of the states most interested in sexual wellness

Georgia takes the top spot as the US state most interested in their sexual wellness
North Carolina comes in fourth with Mississippi following in fifth
Sexual wellness Google search queries were combined for all states to reveal a ranking

Sexual wellness site Bedbible.com analyzed the number of searches for sexual wellness topics and queries over the past 12 months in each US state. The searches were combined for each area to determine a ranking of the US state most interested in their sexual wellness.

Taking the top spot as the US state most curious about their sexual wellness is Georgia. Per 100k of the population, there are 1,298 searches for sexual health related terms including ‘How to improve sexual health’ and ‘Sexual health clinic’.

In second position is Texas with an average monthly search volume of 1,110 Google searches of terms related to interest in sexual health per 100,000 people.

Maryland places third with 1,100 Google searches on average per month per 100,000 people.

Compared to all other states, North Carolina has the fourth highest interest in their sexual wellness at 1,088 searches on average per month per 100k.

In firth position is Mississippi with 1,080 searches per 100k per month for sexual wellness queries.

Nevada residents have the sixth highest interest in their sexual well with 1,079 Google searches per month per 100k of the population.

Louisiana, searching the most for the symptoms of STIs, comes in seventh position. On average, residents are searching 1,068 times per month for sexual wellness related terms and queries.

Interestingly in New York, residents are searching more often for men’s sexual health (151 searches per month) compared to 71 searches for women’s sexual health. Overall, there are 1,065 searches for queries related to sexual health per 100,000 New Yorkers each month.

Alabama places ninth with 1,048 Google searches per 100,000 people per month.

Floridan’s are tenth in the ranking with 1,045 Google searches per month.

Idaho is the US state least interested in their sexual wellness at only 603 searches per 100k on average per month.

The most commonly searched term in the US across all 50 states is ‘symptoms of Chlamydia at 297,943 searches per month.

Rhiannon John, sexual wellness expert from Bedbible.com commented: “Many people consider the topic of sexual wellness taboo, however it cannot be looked after and improved without any conversation around it. Sexual health covers a range of topics including contraception, STIs, intimacy and relationships. A person’s sexual health is a large part of life and it can affect not only themselves but others too.

People should feel confident and encouraged to research into how to look after their own sexual wellbeing in order to avoid or lessen the risk of potentially harmful diseases or negative effects on their sexual experiences. It is crucial to use verified information when educating yourself as any treatment or prevention should be well-researched.”