Impact of Anorgasmia on Female Sexual Health

Anorgasmia is a medical condition in which a woman is unable to orgasm even after sufficient sexual stimulation. This can cause trouble for female sexual health. A woman will ultimately become distressed and disturbed when she fails to orgasm which can affect her relationship with her partner.

An orgasm is a sensation of intense pleasure during any sexual activity. It is also known by the term ‘climaxing’. It is caused by a group of regular contractions that occur in the vagina, uterus, and pelvic floor muscles. These contractions result in sexual tension by making-love or masturbating and a feeling of warmth is released which spreads throughout the body.

Orgasms differ in types and intensity depending upon women and their bodies. Some of you would require gentle clitoral stimulation, several would ask for intense clitoral stimulation, while others would prefer a combo of clitoral stimulation and their men’s ejaculation, to orgasm.

However, there might be ones who enjoy neither of these. This fact may make them feel helpless or deficient. In this case, you must not worry! Here, we will help you identify the problem with your orgasms so that you can openly discuss it with your doctor.

Symptoms:

As mentioned above, orgasms can be different. The way you feel during an orgasm will differ from orgasm to orgasm. Also, it might not always look or sound like the orgasms you watch in movies as we know that everything you see is not always true!

Visible by the definition, symptoms of anorgasmia are inability to have an orgasm or taking much more time than average to reach an orgasm that causes you fatigue.

Types of Anorgasmia:

Anorgasmia has several types depending upon its symptoms that are stated as follows:

Lifelong Anorgasmia:

It’s a condition in which you never experienced an orgasm even once throughout your life.

Acquired Anorgasmia:

The condition in which you used to have orgasms before but with the time you face difficulty in reaching orgasm is known as the acquired anorgasmia.

Situational Anorgasmia:

Situational anorgasmia, as exhibited by its name, occurs in some situations only. For example, when you are able to orgasm under particular circumstances such as during oral sex or masturbation. Or also when you experience orgasm with a specific partner.

Generalized Anorgasmia:

It is when under any conditions or with any partner, you fail to have an orgasm. You know when to seek a doctor’s help! If you face any of the above-listed problems, feel no shame in consulting with a specialized doctor. Finding a solution to female sexual health issues will always be much better than spoiling your relationship with your partner or mentally being affected by it.

Causes:

An orgasm is triggered by physical, psychological, and relationship factors. Lack of any one of these will result in the inability of reaching an orgasm. The possible reasons behind problems in any of these are listed as under:

Physical Troubles:

Issues like injuries, diseases, medications, changes in surroundings, all can become physical troubles for being unable to orgasm. We have listed some possibilities below:

     Medical conditions like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, atrial fibrillation, anxiety, etc., can hamper your ability to experience orgasm or increase the time until you reach orgasm.

     Being on medications/prescriptions can sometimes cause delays or an inability to orgasm. Examples of such medications are antidepressants, antihypertension, antipsychotics, antihistamines, hormones, etc.

     Gynecological factors can inhibit you from orgasming. These include surgeries such as hysterectomy and cancer removing surgeries. Having certain pains around your genitalia can prevent your pleasure. Painful intercourse/sex can cause trouble as well

     You can face such a problem even when you’re growing old. With passing years, your body structure, health, hormonal system, neurological system, and blood circulatory system will change. As a said hormonal system, your estrogen levels will decrease which will ultimately cause menopause. And menopause affects your sexuality!

     Drinking alcohol, smoking, and taking drugs can decrease sensual arousal that will lessen your pleasure and prevent you from reaching an orgasm.

Psychological Troubles

Psychological factors play part in every activity we do in our daily routine. Similarly, they impact our ability to have orgasms. For example:

     Your dislikeness towards your body will never let you enjoy and be happy. You must all adore your body and accept it the way it is. Show love towards yourself so that others do.

     Some of you might face trouble while making love due to your cultural or social beliefs. For example, while doing something you do not know is allowed or disallowed in your society, you’ll never be mentally relaxed. If you are not relaxed, you will definitely face problems during sex.

     Mental health problems like depression and anxiety will always cause problems in female sexual health.

     Any feelings of embarrassment will hamper your ability to orgasm.

     If you have been physically abused in your past, those memories and feelings will continue to haunt you while being intimate. And you really need to get out of it.

Relationship troubles

A troubling relationship with your man will not let you be at ease. You can never happen to enjoy making love with them.

     Lack of association with your partner can become a hurdle for you to reach orgasm

     Lack of discussion about sexuality and sexual needs between both of you will not let you enjoy making love. When you are not enjoying the sex, you will be unable to orgasm.

     Trust issues among partners will not allow them to have peaceful sex. To have good sex, you must be totally involved in sex. If you do not get fully involved, you will not orgasm.

     Also, if your partner does it violently, you can experience pain due to which you will not orgasm.

Treatment:

You can treat anorgasmia in several ways depending upon its system.

Change in lifestyle:

     Understand your body better.

     Talk with your partner openly about your sexuality.

     Go for sex therapy and yoga. This will help to relax your mind

Medical treatment:

     Estrogen pills, patches, or gels can help to relieve your concerns about anorgasmia in women after menopause. This will improve your sexual response.

     Local estrogen therapy in the form of vaginal creams or releasing suppository or ring to be placed in the vagina can help to increase blood flow in the vagina to improve arousal during sex.

Feel no hesitation at all while contacting us to listen to your concerns and provide optimal solutions to your problems.

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