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''PART 1. Genital Arousal
Disorder...
''Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome''
What is persistent genital arousal
disorder (PGAD)?
This genital arousal is highly distressing as it is
unprovoked and unrelieved by orgasm."
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder, also
known as PGAD or Restless Genital Syndrome or
Persistent Genital Arousal Syndrome, is a condition
characterized by unrelenting, spontaneous and
uncontainable genital arousal in females.
The condition may or may not include arousal with
orgasm and/or genital engorgement. The patient's
arousal is not linked to sexual desire.
PGAD has only recently been
classed in medical literature as a
distinct syndrome. The Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders IV does not
recognize PGAD as a diagnosable medical condition.
There are a growing number of reports describing a
similar condition in males.
Some doctors class priapism in men as a type of
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder. Priapism is a
persistent penile erection without sexual desire.
Put simply, the male has an erection that does not go
away. Treatments for priapism include drugs, drainage
of blood from the penis, or anesthesia.
Disorder...
''Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome''
What is persistent genital arousal
disorder (PGAD)?
This genital arousal is highly distressing as it is
unprovoked and unrelieved by orgasm."
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder, also
known as PGAD or Restless Genital Syndrome or
Persistent Genital Arousal Syndrome, is a condition
characterized by unrelenting, spontaneous and
uncontainable genital arousal in females.
The condition may or may not include arousal with
orgasm and/or genital engorgement. The patient's
arousal is not linked to sexual desire.
PGAD has only recently been
classed in medical literature as a
distinct syndrome. The Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders IV does not
recognize PGAD as a diagnosable medical condition.
There are a growing number of reports describing a
similar condition in males.
Some doctors class priapism in men as a type of
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder. Priapism is a
persistent penile erection without sexual desire.
Put simply, the male has an erection that does not go
away. Treatments for priapism include drugs, drainage
of blood from the penis, or anesthesia.
''PART 2. Genital Arousal
Disorder...
''Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome...
It is very difficult to know how common PGAD is,
because many sufferers may be too ashamed or
embarrassed to seek medical help.
A sufferer of PGAD may experience episodes of
intense arousal (without sexual desire) several
times a day for weeks and even months.
If symptoms are ignored and not acted upon, the
patient may experience waves of spontaneous
orgasms. It is said to be a debilitating condition
which can leave people unable to focus on
everyday tasks.
There are some known triggers which can bring on
symptoms, such as vibrations from riding bicycles,
tricycle, motocycle, or riding in a car, bus or train
anyting in movement
-------------
Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome
Involuntary genital and clitoral arousal that
continues for an extended period (hours, days,
months).
No cause for the persistent genital arousal can be
identified.
The genital arousal is not associated with feelings
of sexual desire.
The persistent sensations of genital arousal feel
intrusive and unwanted.
After one or more orgasms, the physical genital
arousal does not go away.
Disorder...
''Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome...
It is very difficult to know how common PGAD is,
because many sufferers may be too ashamed or
embarrassed to seek medical help.
A sufferer of PGAD may experience episodes of
intense arousal (without sexual desire) several
times a day for weeks and even months.
If symptoms are ignored and not acted upon, the
patient may experience waves of spontaneous
orgasms. It is said to be a debilitating condition
which can leave people unable to focus on
everyday tasks.
There are some known triggers which can bring on
symptoms, such as vibrations from riding bicycles,
tricycle, motocycle, or riding in a car, bus or train
anyting in movement
-------------
Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome
Involuntary genital and clitoral arousal that
continues for an extended period (hours, days,
months).
No cause for the persistent genital arousal can be
identified.
The genital arousal is not associated with feelings
of sexual desire.
The persistent sensations of genital arousal feel
intrusive and unwanted.
After one or more orgasms, the physical genital
arousal does not go away.
''PART 3. Persistent Sexual
Arousal Syndrome''
"Women of all ages, ranging from teens to
menopause, currently suffer from this obtrusive
sexual problem. More research efforts to better
understand and treat this unusual under-inhibited
sexual condition are strongly needed."
---------------
Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome
"Tarlov cysts have been described in the literature
as producing paresthesias and genital sensory
disturbances.
-----------------------------
Persistent genital arousal
disorder
Persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD), originally
called persistent sexual arousal syndrome (PSAS),
Weiss Disease, and also known as restless genital
syndrome (ReGS or RGS)
Some physicians use the term persistent sexual
arousal syndrome to refer to the condition in women;
others consider the syndrome of priapism in men to
be the same disorder. Priapism was a recognized,
diagnosable medical condition..
Physical arousal caused by this syndrome can be
very intense and persist for extended periods, days
or weeks at a time. Orgasm can sometimes provide
temporary relief, but within hours the symptoms
return.
The return of symptoms, with the exception of known
triggers, is sudden and unpredictable. Failure or
refusal to relieve the symptoms often results in
waves of spontaneous orgasms in women and
ejaculation in men
Arousal Syndrome''
"Women of all ages, ranging from teens to
menopause, currently suffer from this obtrusive
sexual problem. More research efforts to better
understand and treat this unusual under-inhibited
sexual condition are strongly needed."
---------------
Persistent Sexual Arousal
Syndrome
"Tarlov cysts have been described in the literature
as producing paresthesias and genital sensory
disturbances.
-----------------------------
Persistent genital arousal
disorder
Persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD), originally
called persistent sexual arousal syndrome (PSAS),
Weiss Disease, and also known as restless genital
syndrome (ReGS or RGS)
Some physicians use the term persistent sexual
arousal syndrome to refer to the condition in women;
others consider the syndrome of priapism in men to
be the same disorder. Priapism was a recognized,
diagnosable medical condition..
Physical arousal caused by this syndrome can be
very intense and persist for extended periods, days
or weeks at a time. Orgasm can sometimes provide
temporary relief, but within hours the symptoms
return.
The return of symptoms, with the exception of known
triggers, is sudden and unpredictable. Failure or
refusal to relieve the symptoms often results in
waves of spontaneous orgasms in women and
ejaculation in men
''Types Of Orgasms Every
Woman Should Have???
Take a new route to climax with
these fresh, pleasure-boosting
moves...
Clitoral Orgasm
You know the external sweet spot is highly sensitive,
thanks to the 8,000 nerve endings that congregate
there. And if you're like most women, it's the go-to
point of stimulation to send you over the edge.
heading straight to the clitoris gives you a less
pleasurable orgasm than if your partner touches,
caresses, or massages other parts of your genitals
before he homes in on that hot spot.
Techniques to try: "Have him make big circles with his
fingers that include the shaft, labia, and upper part of
the clitoral hood,
-----------------------------------
The clitoris is above the vaginal opening. There is no
known purpose for the clitoris other than to cause
pleasure sensations in a woman.
The clitoris is easier to locate than some more
internal parts of the female sexual system, and many
women can achieve an orgasm from proper clitoral
stimulation, whether during intercourse, masturbation
or oral sex
Woman Should Have???
Take a new route to climax with
these fresh, pleasure-boosting
moves...
Clitoral Orgasm
You know the external sweet spot is highly sensitive,
thanks to the 8,000 nerve endings that congregate
there. And if you're like most women, it's the go-to
point of stimulation to send you over the edge.
heading straight to the clitoris gives you a less
pleasurable orgasm than if your partner touches,
caresses, or massages other parts of your genitals
before he homes in on that hot spot.
Techniques to try: "Have him make big circles with his
fingers that include the shaft, labia, and upper part of
the clitoral hood,
-----------------------------------
The clitoris is above the vaginal opening. There is no
known purpose for the clitoris other than to cause
pleasure sensations in a woman.
The clitoris is easier to locate than some more
internal parts of the female sexual system, and many
women can achieve an orgasm from proper clitoral
stimulation, whether during intercourse, masturbation
or oral sex
''Different Types Of Female
Orgasm:
There are different types of
female orgasm...
Vaginal Orgasm
Though there is still some debate as to whether the
G-spot exists, 30 percent of women claim they can
have a big O from having the famous erogenous
zone stimulated through penetration alone.
Techniques to try: First, locate the hot zone. On a
solo night, explore the front wall of your vagina
with your finger until you feel an area that's rippled
and spongy in texture.
Touching it directly should feel pretty darn good.
Then, during intercourse, have your man target his
thrusting there.
Try lying on your sides while facing each other, with
your legs intertwined comfortably—
think of two pairs of crisscrossed scissors.
Orgasm:
There are different types of
female orgasm...
Vaginal Orgasm
Though there is still some debate as to whether the
G-spot exists, 30 percent of women claim they can
have a big O from having the famous erogenous
zone stimulated through penetration alone.
Techniques to try: First, locate the hot zone. On a
solo night, explore the front wall of your vagina
with your finger until you feel an area that's rippled
and spongy in texture.
Touching it directly should feel pretty darn good.
Then, during intercourse, have your man target his
thrusting there.
Try lying on your sides while facing each other, with
your legs intertwined comfortably—
think of two pairs of crisscrossed scissors.
Multiple Types Of Female Orgasm:
There are different types of female orgasm
Blended Orgasm
Experts say a combined clitoral and vaginal
orgasm is the most powerful finale (it can be
twice as strong and intense as either orgasm is
by itself). "You're getting the best of both worlds,"
Techniques to try: The girl-on-top position is
popular for a reason—it's perfect for the double-
whammy finish. But you can also try sitting on
your partner's lap facing away from him (he can
stimulate your clitoris while you control the
thrusting).
Or, for a twist on missionary, have your guy inch
his body up so your hips are aligned, and tilt your
pelvis upward so that the base of his penis is on
your clitoris but the rest of him is inside you.
"In this position, he's not really thrusting up and
down, but rather grinding against your pelvic
bone
------------------
There are different types of female orgasm
Blended Orgasm
Experts say a combined clitoral and vaginal
orgasm is the most powerful finale (it can be
twice as strong and intense as either orgasm is
by itself). "You're getting the best of both worlds,"
Techniques to try: The girl-on-top position is
popular for a reason—it's perfect for the double-
whammy finish. But you can also try sitting on
your partner's lap facing away from him (he can
stimulate your clitoris while you control the
thrusting).
Or, for a twist on missionary, have your guy inch
his body up so your hips are aligned, and tilt your
pelvis upward so that the base of his penis is on
your clitoris but the rest of him is inside you.
"In this position, he's not really thrusting up and
down, but rather grinding against your pelvic
bone
------------------
Multiple Orgasms
Improving Your Orgasm
Experience
It’s a happy fact that the more orgasms you have the
more orgasms you’re likely to have in the future.
So whether you’re looking for immediate gratification
or long-term payoff, learning more about your
orgasmic potential will likely bring satisfaction on
several levels.
Multiple Orgasms
To be clear, multiple orgasms happen one right after
the next, not at different times in one session
(although those are great too).
Studies show that multiple orgasms are possible for
some women if they can withstand being continuously
stimulated after their first (and second and. . .)
"finishes."
Techniques to try: Starting in foreplay, have your guy
get you to your first clitoral climax using his hands or
mouth (or a vibrator).
Immediately afterward, he should continue to
stimulate your C-spot in a slower manner for about 30
seconds, and then resume a normal pace to get you to
a repeat performance.
"He's playing with your level of arousal from a
heightened orgasmic state by giving your erogenous
area a rest, as it may be overly sensitive to
stimulation, and then increasing arousal again,
Increase your chances: If you're feeling too sensitive,
ask him to continue stroking your clitoris over a
buffer like a soft silk camisole or panties, or have him
switch his focus to your breasts and nipples.
-------------
Improving Your Orgasm
Experience
It’s a happy fact that the more orgasms you have the
more orgasms you’re likely to have in the future.
So whether you’re looking for immediate gratification
or long-term payoff, learning more about your
orgasmic potential will likely bring satisfaction on
several levels.
Multiple Orgasms
To be clear, multiple orgasms happen one right after
the next, not at different times in one session
(although those are great too).
Studies show that multiple orgasms are possible for
some women if they can withstand being continuously
stimulated after their first (and second and. . .)
"finishes."
Techniques to try: Starting in foreplay, have your guy
get you to your first clitoral climax using his hands or
mouth (or a vibrator).
Immediately afterward, he should continue to
stimulate your C-spot in a slower manner for about 30
seconds, and then resume a normal pace to get you to
a repeat performance.
"He's playing with your level of arousal from a
heightened orgasmic state by giving your erogenous
area a rest, as it may be overly sensitive to
stimulation, and then increasing arousal again,
Increase your chances: If you're feeling too sensitive,
ask him to continue stroking your clitoris over a
buffer like a soft silk camisole or panties, or have him
switch his focus to your breasts and nipples.
-------------
''All About Orgasms
Definitions, Types, Methods,
Techniques, and Difficulties
with Orgasm..
Orgasms are thought of as the final
destination of every sexual
encounter. Ironically, the pressure we put on
ourselves to have orgasms can, and often does,
get in the way of us having them.
If we spent less time worrying about orgasms and
more time learning about them (that’s hands on
and hands off learning) chances are we’d all be
closer to having the kind of sexual pleasure,
including orgasms, that most of us crave.
''What Is an Orgasm?
Is orgasm the physical rush and release? Is
orgasm a psychological feeling of abandonment?
Is it the spiritual transcendence the French refer
to as “the little death”?
Before you start to worry too much about having
the right orgasms, enough orgasms, and better
orgasms, take a few minutes to consider how you
define orgasm for yourself, and how researchers
define orgasm for all of us.
Are Orgasms Different for Men
and Women?
Like it or not, we all compare ourselves to other
people. When it comes to gender, most of us are
raised believing that there are only two options
(male/female) ..
Definitions, Types, Methods,
Techniques, and Difficulties
with Orgasm..
Orgasms are thought of as the final
destination of every sexual
encounter. Ironically, the pressure we put on
ourselves to have orgasms can, and often does,
get in the way of us having them.
If we spent less time worrying about orgasms and
more time learning about them (that’s hands on
and hands off learning) chances are we’d all be
closer to having the kind of sexual pleasure,
including orgasms, that most of us crave.
''What Is an Orgasm?
Is orgasm the physical rush and release? Is
orgasm a psychological feeling of abandonment?
Is it the spiritual transcendence the French refer
to as “the little death”?
Before you start to worry too much about having
the right orgasms, enough orgasms, and better
orgasms, take a few minutes to consider how you
define orgasm for yourself, and how researchers
define orgasm for all of us.
Are Orgasms Different for Men
and Women?
Like it or not, we all compare ourselves to other
people. When it comes to gender, most of us are
raised believing that there are only two options
(male/female) ..
Fake Orgasms
Fake orgasms are the topic of
countless whispering conversations
and questions: How often do people
fake orgasms?
Are women the only ones who fake it?
How can I tell if someone is faking it?
And what if I’m faking it and want to
come clean?
Fake orgasms are the topic of
countless whispering conversations
and questions: How often do people
fake orgasms?
Are women the only ones who fake it?
How can I tell if someone is faking it?
And what if I’m faking it and want to
come clean?
Orgasmic Disorders
Given the lack of sexual knowledge we're raised with, the amount of anxiety our culture has around sex, and
how little science knows about sexual response, it’s not surprising that orgasms don’t always come naturally.
Both men and women can experience orgasmic disorders, which may be temporary or lifelong, general or
situation specific.
===============
Orgasm and Mental Health
A variety of diagnosable mental health issues are known to get in the way of sexual satisfaction and orgasm.
Two well-documented mental health illnesses that impact sexuality and orgasm are depression and post-
traumatic stress disorder.
Other mental health issues including anxiety can get in the way of orgasms. If you think this may be a reason
why you aren’t orgasming, seek the support of a mental health professional who can help you figure out what’s
getting in the way, and how it might be treated.
Stress
It's common for people who aren’t orgasming to complain that their mind "wanders" during sex. Before they
know it, they’re thinking about the dozen things they have to do the next day and not about the very enjoyable
task at hand. One reason for this lack of focus is too much stress. Stress can prevent orgasms in many ways.
If you’re stressed, you may not feel like having sex in the first place. Or you may be okay at the beginning part
of sex, but when it comes to orgasm, you aren't "feeling it" enough to have one. Ironically, orgasms can be a
great stress reducer. But you need to reduce your stress enough to have them first.
Performance Anxiety/Great Expectations
Much has been written about men's experience of performance anxiety. If he’s so worried about being a stud
and blowing your mind, he can psyche himself (and his erection) completely out.
But women also experience anxiety about their ability to be good sexual partners and that anxiety can prevent
them from having an orgasm as well. Basically anything that takes your mind off the task at hand and off what
you’re feeling in your body has the potential to get in the way of you having an orgasm.
==================================
Understanding How Orgasms Work
Orgasm is a complicated event that includes physical, psychological, emotional, and for some people spiritual
components. Some people seem to have orgasms more easily than others.
There are several theories as to why this may be, but those who theorize about orgasm usually do so from their
perspective
Next, think about some of the more direct causes of not having an orgasm. Here is a list of some of the main
reasons people have difficulty orgasming.
Maybe It's Your Body
Because orgasm is an event that involves so many systems in your body (neurological, anatomical, muscular,
hormonal, respiratory, the list goes on) there may be physical reasons you aren’t having orgasms. Reduced
sensation as a result of paralysis, aging, or some medications, the indirect effects of chronic illness and some
diseases,
---------------
Maybe It's Your Mind
Many definitions of orgasms describe orgasm as equal parts mental and physical experience. So it makes
sense that our mental state, both how we feel and how we think, can get in the way of our ability to orgasm.
In order to orgasm you need to be able to relax, focus, and concentrate enough to take in the pleasurable
feelings. Mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD can all make it difficult to orgasm.
----------------
Maybe It's Your Relationship
It’s not uncommon for someone to be able to orgasm during masturbation but have difficulty orgasming with a
partner. If you’re consistently able to have an orgasm when masturbating but never do with a partner, there
may be one of few things getting in the way.
The easiest one to fix is when the problem is one of sexual technique. It also might be a problem in the
relationship unrelated to sex.
While this isn’t necessarily the case, having an orgasm requires relaxation and trust, and if you’re in a
relationship that doesn’t feel safe, or where there isn’t enough trust, orgasms may not come.
Lastly, if you are having orgasms on your own but can’t with a partner it may be related to pressure or anxiety
you’re feeling during sex with your partner.
----------------
Maybe It's Your Medication
Many different medications can get in the way of you having an orgasm. Medication can impact orgasm either
through direct effects on your body or indirectly by making you feel more tired, reducing your ability to
concentrate, or negatively affecting your mood. If you can’t orgasm and you are taking any medication, check
with the doctor who prescribes the medication.
------------------
Maybe It's Your Sexual Technique
The right sexual technique won’t guarantee an orgasm, but without it the chances of having one go way down.
Fortunately, the right sexual technique to achieve an orgasm isn’t rocket science.
What’s needed is the right amount of stimulation, in the right area, and of the right kind. Once you know how to
give yourself an orgasm it’s just a question of taking that learning into your sexual relationship with a partner.
----------------------
Maybe It's Society
This may be one of most subtle influences on your ability to orgasm but it can still have a powerful effect. Here
are just a few of the ways that society and the culture around you influence your ability to experience orgasm:
---------------------
Given the lack of sexual knowledge we're raised with, the amount of anxiety our culture has around sex, and
how little science knows about sexual response, it’s not surprising that orgasms don’t always come naturally.
Both men and women can experience orgasmic disorders, which may be temporary or lifelong, general or
situation specific.
===============
Orgasm and Mental Health
A variety of diagnosable mental health issues are known to get in the way of sexual satisfaction and orgasm.
Two well-documented mental health illnesses that impact sexuality and orgasm are depression and post-
traumatic stress disorder.
Other mental health issues including anxiety can get in the way of orgasms. If you think this may be a reason
why you aren’t orgasming, seek the support of a mental health professional who can help you figure out what’s
getting in the way, and how it might be treated.
Stress
It's common for people who aren’t orgasming to complain that their mind "wanders" during sex. Before they
know it, they’re thinking about the dozen things they have to do the next day and not about the very enjoyable
task at hand. One reason for this lack of focus is too much stress. Stress can prevent orgasms in many ways.
If you’re stressed, you may not feel like having sex in the first place. Or you may be okay at the beginning part
of sex, but when it comes to orgasm, you aren't "feeling it" enough to have one. Ironically, orgasms can be a
great stress reducer. But you need to reduce your stress enough to have them first.
Performance Anxiety/Great Expectations
Much has been written about men's experience of performance anxiety. If he’s so worried about being a stud
and blowing your mind, he can psyche himself (and his erection) completely out.
But women also experience anxiety about their ability to be good sexual partners and that anxiety can prevent
them from having an orgasm as well. Basically anything that takes your mind off the task at hand and off what
you’re feeling in your body has the potential to get in the way of you having an orgasm.
==================================
Understanding How Orgasms Work
Orgasm is a complicated event that includes physical, psychological, emotional, and for some people spiritual
components. Some people seem to have orgasms more easily than others.
There are several theories as to why this may be, but those who theorize about orgasm usually do so from their
perspective
Next, think about some of the more direct causes of not having an orgasm. Here is a list of some of the main
reasons people have difficulty orgasming.
Maybe It's Your Body
Because orgasm is an event that involves so many systems in your body (neurological, anatomical, muscular,
hormonal, respiratory, the list goes on) there may be physical reasons you aren’t having orgasms. Reduced
sensation as a result of paralysis, aging, or some medications, the indirect effects of chronic illness and some
diseases,
---------------
Maybe It's Your Mind
Many definitions of orgasms describe orgasm as equal parts mental and physical experience. So it makes
sense that our mental state, both how we feel and how we think, can get in the way of our ability to orgasm.
In order to orgasm you need to be able to relax, focus, and concentrate enough to take in the pleasurable
feelings. Mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD can all make it difficult to orgasm.
----------------
Maybe It's Your Relationship
It’s not uncommon for someone to be able to orgasm during masturbation but have difficulty orgasming with a
partner. If you’re consistently able to have an orgasm when masturbating but never do with a partner, there
may be one of few things getting in the way.
The easiest one to fix is when the problem is one of sexual technique. It also might be a problem in the
relationship unrelated to sex.
While this isn’t necessarily the case, having an orgasm requires relaxation and trust, and if you’re in a
relationship that doesn’t feel safe, or where there isn’t enough trust, orgasms may not come.
Lastly, if you are having orgasms on your own but can’t with a partner it may be related to pressure or anxiety
you’re feeling during sex with your partner.
----------------
Maybe It's Your Medication
Many different medications can get in the way of you having an orgasm. Medication can impact orgasm either
through direct effects on your body or indirectly by making you feel more tired, reducing your ability to
concentrate, or negatively affecting your mood. If you can’t orgasm and you are taking any medication, check
with the doctor who prescribes the medication.
------------------
Maybe It's Your Sexual Technique
The right sexual technique won’t guarantee an orgasm, but without it the chances of having one go way down.
Fortunately, the right sexual technique to achieve an orgasm isn’t rocket science.
What’s needed is the right amount of stimulation, in the right area, and of the right kind. Once you know how to
give yourself an orgasm it’s just a question of taking that learning into your sexual relationship with a partner.
----------------------
Maybe It's Society
This may be one of most subtle influences on your ability to orgasm but it can still have a powerful effect. Here
are just a few of the ways that society and the culture around you influence your ability to experience orgasm:
---------------------
The Types of Orgasms — What
They Are & How To Have Them..
An orgasm is a pleasurable and positive response
to sexual stimulation. Both men and women can
achieve orgasms, but not all orgasms are the same.
There are several types of orgasms, including the
male orgasm, multiple orgasms and the female
orgasm, which has many subtypes. Some subtypes
of the female orgasm include the clitoral orgasm
and the vaginal orgasm.
-----------
The Types of Orgasms Most
Woman Has Had..
The Jesus Christ Orgasm:
This Took Foreeeeeever but It Was Worth It
Orgasm. If you've ever been masturbating for what
seems like centuries and just can't get there, so
you try to remain cool and collected and know that
an orgasm awaits you because damn it, you're going
to make it happen, you know exactly what I mean.
Ideally, this results in the "Hell yes! So worth it!"
type of orgasm, but sometimes it just leads you to
the hell that is
----------------
The Oh My God Orgasm:
One woan said This Guy I've Been Seeing for Three
Months Finally Figured Out How My Body Works
Orgasm.
Having sex with a new partner can be really weird
and rough and awkward for so long that even if
you're crazy about them, it can still be super
frustrating that you can't figure out how he can get
you off.
So when he finally does it, you basically want to
high-five him like you guys just cracked the code.
They Are & How To Have Them..
An orgasm is a pleasurable and positive response
to sexual stimulation. Both men and women can
achieve orgasms, but not all orgasms are the same.
There are several types of orgasms, including the
male orgasm, multiple orgasms and the female
orgasm, which has many subtypes. Some subtypes
of the female orgasm include the clitoral orgasm
and the vaginal orgasm.
-----------
The Types of Orgasms Most
Woman Has Had..
The Jesus Christ Orgasm:
This Took Foreeeeeever but It Was Worth It
Orgasm. If you've ever been masturbating for what
seems like centuries and just can't get there, so
you try to remain cool and collected and know that
an orgasm awaits you because damn it, you're going
to make it happen, you know exactly what I mean.
Ideally, this results in the "Hell yes! So worth it!"
type of orgasm, but sometimes it just leads you to
the hell that is
----------------
The Oh My God Orgasm:
One woan said This Guy I've Been Seeing for Three
Months Finally Figured Out How My Body Works
Orgasm.
Having sex with a new partner can be really weird
and rough and awkward for so long that even if
you're crazy about them, it can still be super
frustrating that you can't figure out how he can get
you off.
So when he finally does it, you basically want to
high-five him like you guys just cracked the code.
''G-Spot Orgasm Technique,
Methods,Tips & Tricks...
What is the G-Spot?
The Big ‘Secret’ to Female Ejaculation and the G-Spot:
How All Women Can Experience It
The G-spot, or the female prostate, can be found
through the roof of the vagina. The ejaculate, however,
is expelled from the urethra. For this reason, many
people mistakenly believe that the fluid they feel
compelled to release during sex is urine.
That is so unfortunate in so many different ways. For
one, nothing takes the sexy out of sex quite like being
accused of peeing on someone.
The G-Spot is defined as more of a
“zone” than an actual “spot,” and is usually
described as being located 1-3 inches up inside the
vagina on the anterior wall (when your partner is lying
down, this is the part of the vaginal wall which is on
top; it’s located adjacent to the front of the body).
In search of the elusive G-spot? Or maybe you’ve
already found your female G-spot but you haven’t
found the right G-spot orgasm technique to take you
right over the top? Here are our top five tips for
perfecting your technique and maximizing your
pleasure
Rather than dividing orgasms into clitoral, vaginal, and
G-spot, they should all be referred to as "female
orgasms,"
---------------
Common female orgasm is the
Gräfenberg Spot (G-Spot), or vaginal,
orgasm. A woman's G-spot is somewhere in the area
between her vaginal opening and urethra, though the
exact location can be hard to pinpoint.
Some women have difficulty achieving orgasm through
vaginal intercourse because their partners are unable
to hit the G-spot this way.
Women in this situation may choose to have their
partners perform oral sex on them or use their hands
to help them achieve an orgasm.
There are other types of orgasms that can be
experienced, including a multiple orgasm, which can be
achieved by a woman or man.
This occurs when a person climaxes several times in a
row. Multiple orgasms can come naturally to some
people while others may have to work at it.
Some women's breasts are so sensitive that sexual
foreplay involving the breasts also can cause an
orgasm. Breast orgasms are not very common but can
be very pleasurable for women who have bodies that
respond well to arousal in that area.m
Methods,Tips & Tricks...
What is the G-Spot?
The Big ‘Secret’ to Female Ejaculation and the G-Spot:
How All Women Can Experience It
The G-spot, or the female prostate, can be found
through the roof of the vagina. The ejaculate, however,
is expelled from the urethra. For this reason, many
people mistakenly believe that the fluid they feel
compelled to release during sex is urine.
That is so unfortunate in so many different ways. For
one, nothing takes the sexy out of sex quite like being
accused of peeing on someone.
The G-Spot is defined as more of a
“zone” than an actual “spot,” and is usually
described as being located 1-3 inches up inside the
vagina on the anterior wall (when your partner is lying
down, this is the part of the vaginal wall which is on
top; it’s located adjacent to the front of the body).
In search of the elusive G-spot? Or maybe you’ve
already found your female G-spot but you haven’t
found the right G-spot orgasm technique to take you
right over the top? Here are our top five tips for
perfecting your technique and maximizing your
pleasure
Rather than dividing orgasms into clitoral, vaginal, and
G-spot, they should all be referred to as "female
orgasms,"
---------------
Common female orgasm is the
Gräfenberg Spot (G-Spot), or vaginal,
orgasm. A woman's G-spot is somewhere in the area
between her vaginal opening and urethra, though the
exact location can be hard to pinpoint.
Some women have difficulty achieving orgasm through
vaginal intercourse because their partners are unable
to hit the G-spot this way.
Women in this situation may choose to have their
partners perform oral sex on them or use their hands
to help them achieve an orgasm.
There are other types of orgasms that can be
experienced, including a multiple orgasm, which can be
achieved by a woman or man.
This occurs when a person climaxes several times in a
row. Multiple orgasms can come naturally to some
people while others may have to work at it.
Some women's breasts are so sensitive that sexual
foreplay involving the breasts also can cause an
orgasm. Breast orgasms are not very common but can
be very pleasurable for women who have bodies that
respond well to arousal in that area.m
''Finding the G-Spot
How to Give G-Spot Orgasm''
The G-Spot is an erogenous zone inside the vagina
which some women claim can result in intense
orgasms and may even cause female ejaculation.
Despite these claims, some women don’t seem to
have a G-Spot—or haven’t found theirs yet, and this
has led men and women alike to wonder how exactly
to find the G-Spot or give a G-Spot orgasm.
Before you can give a G-Spot orgasm, however, it’s
a good idea to take a closer look at the concept of
the G-Spot. The fact is that not all women are going
to have G-Spot orgasms.
The G-Spot is usually reported to be 1-3 inches
inside the vagina on the front wall, but you may
need to search outside this area.
For some women the area may be slightly deeper
than this. You also should note that it may not be
directly in front. It could be slightly to one side or
the other.
This is all assuming that you are able to find it at all—
not all women report that they are able to find the G-
Spot. Finding it may also be a matter of stimulating
it correctly, and this may also vary between women.
Even if you’re stimulating the right place, you might
not even realize it if you’re doing so the “wrong” way
What type of stimulation is best
for G-Spot orgasms? Even if you can find a
good angle for penetration during intercourse
which allows you to thrust against the G-Spot, the
best stimulation is usually constant, firm pressure
(but once again, variations are possible).
It can be challenging or impossible to stimulate the
G-Spot in many sexual positions (including the
missionary position), so you may want to try looking
up sexual positions which allow you to get a better
angle of approach.
You also may have better luck if you try using your
hands or a toy to stimulate the G-Spot since both
these methods can provide you with greater
precision and control.
There have been a number of toys designed to
stimulate the G-Spot. Usually they have “G-Spot”
somewhere in their names. G-Spot vibrators are
shaped with curved tips; aside from their shape
they are usually similar to other vibrators (they can
be made of the same materials).
Many women have better luck locating the G-Spot
when they use vibrators designed for the purpose;
but since the structure of the vagina can differ so
much, the exact depth of penetration that is needed
may also vary, so some experimentation is usu
How to Give G-Spot Orgasm''
The G-Spot is an erogenous zone inside the vagina
which some women claim can result in intense
orgasms and may even cause female ejaculation.
Despite these claims, some women don’t seem to
have a G-Spot—or haven’t found theirs yet, and this
has led men and women alike to wonder how exactly
to find the G-Spot or give a G-Spot orgasm.
Before you can give a G-Spot orgasm, however, it’s
a good idea to take a closer look at the concept of
the G-Spot. The fact is that not all women are going
to have G-Spot orgasms.
The G-Spot is usually reported to be 1-3 inches
inside the vagina on the front wall, but you may
need to search outside this area.
For some women the area may be slightly deeper
than this. You also should note that it may not be
directly in front. It could be slightly to one side or
the other.
This is all assuming that you are able to find it at all—
not all women report that they are able to find the G-
Spot. Finding it may also be a matter of stimulating
it correctly, and this may also vary between women.
Even if you’re stimulating the right place, you might
not even realize it if you’re doing so the “wrong” way
What type of stimulation is best
for G-Spot orgasms? Even if you can find a
good angle for penetration during intercourse
which allows you to thrust against the G-Spot, the
best stimulation is usually constant, firm pressure
(but once again, variations are possible).
It can be challenging or impossible to stimulate the
G-Spot in many sexual positions (including the
missionary position), so you may want to try looking
up sexual positions which allow you to get a better
angle of approach.
You also may have better luck if you try using your
hands or a toy to stimulate the G-Spot since both
these methods can provide you with greater
precision and control.
There have been a number of toys designed to
stimulate the G-Spot. Usually they have “G-Spot”
somewhere in their names. G-Spot vibrators are
shaped with curved tips; aside from their shape
they are usually similar to other vibrators (they can
be made of the same materials).
Many women have better luck locating the G-Spot
when they use vibrators designed for the purpose;
but since the structure of the vagina can differ so
much, the exact depth of penetration that is needed
may also vary, so some experimentation is usu
Types Of Female Orgasm..
Cervical Orgasm:
What's a cervical orgasm?
The cervix is the deep center of the vagina.
Physically speaking, this is the gateway of life. When
a woman can really open and relax in the cervical
area, she can experience the most powerful orgasm
of her life.
How does it feel different from other orgasms?
A clitoral orgasm has a definitive build, a clear
climax with pelvic contractions, and then a feeling
of descent. It's similar to a penile orgasm.
A cervical orgasm is more along the lines of what
we call in Tantra a "full-body orgasm," or an
expanded orgasm. Meaning, the build is less linear.
While there is an increase of pleasure, rather than it
being focused in the clitoris, you feel that spread all
over your body and then explode into waves you
feel from your head to your toes.
This can feel like pleasurable tingling and vibrations
throughout your whole body and being, and can
keep going for hours, as opposed to a clitoral
orgasm, which typically lasts for seconds.
If the clitoris is like climbing a mountain, the cervix
(and the G-spot for that matter) is like scaling a
series of rolling hills. You get to the top of one,
then you have a brief plateau, then you climb
another, then have a plateau, etc.
The cervix is the reflexology point for the heart.
Stimulating it will cause very intense feelings of
love and spiritual transcendence. It's like taking the
feelings you have when you first fall in love, and
multiplying that by 10.
Or you know how you feel after you've had a really
good cry? Every cell in your being feels cleansed
and revitalized. You feel like you are floating and in
extreme bliss. The effects of it can last for hours
and even days.
------------------
Can all women have a cervical
orgasm?
Absolutely. I guarantee it.
The beauty of cervical orgasms is that they are a
great barometer. If you are feeling open emotionally
to yourself and to your partner, they are much more
likely to happen.
If you had a fight that morning that you haven't
sorted out, or you are going through a rough patch
in your relationship, that will show up in bed. And it
will block these deeper orgasms.
Orgasms are all about releasing. If you are holding
onto something, you won't get there
Cervical Orgasm:
What's a cervical orgasm?
The cervix is the deep center of the vagina.
Physically speaking, this is the gateway of life. When
a woman can really open and relax in the cervical
area, she can experience the most powerful orgasm
of her life.
How does it feel different from other orgasms?
A clitoral orgasm has a definitive build, a clear
climax with pelvic contractions, and then a feeling
of descent. It's similar to a penile orgasm.
A cervical orgasm is more along the lines of what
we call in Tantra a "full-body orgasm," or an
expanded orgasm. Meaning, the build is less linear.
While there is an increase of pleasure, rather than it
being focused in the clitoris, you feel that spread all
over your body and then explode into waves you
feel from your head to your toes.
This can feel like pleasurable tingling and vibrations
throughout your whole body and being, and can
keep going for hours, as opposed to a clitoral
orgasm, which typically lasts for seconds.
If the clitoris is like climbing a mountain, the cervix
(and the G-spot for that matter) is like scaling a
series of rolling hills. You get to the top of one,
then you have a brief plateau, then you climb
another, then have a plateau, etc.
The cervix is the reflexology point for the heart.
Stimulating it will cause very intense feelings of
love and spiritual transcendence. It's like taking the
feelings you have when you first fall in love, and
multiplying that by 10.
Or you know how you feel after you've had a really
good cry? Every cell in your being feels cleansed
and revitalized. You feel like you are floating and in
extreme bliss. The effects of it can last for hours
and even days.
------------------
Can all women have a cervical
orgasm?
Absolutely. I guarantee it.
The beauty of cervical orgasms is that they are a
great barometer. If you are feeling open emotionally
to yourself and to your partner, they are much more
likely to happen.
If you had a fight that morning that you haven't
sorted out, or you are going through a rough patch
in your relationship, that will show up in bed. And it
will block these deeper orgasms.
Orgasms are all about releasing. If you are holding
onto something, you won't get there
What is delayed
ejaculation? Is it a medical
problem?
Delayed ejaculation is a relatively rare sexual
dysfunction which can have both medical and
psychological causes.
The condition is often misdiagnosed, and has
been subject to little research, despite it
being a potential source of psychological
stress for both the sufferer and their
partners.1
Use this page to find out what constitutes a
true diagnosis of delayed ejaculation, and
which criteria need to be met for such a
diagnosis.
Delayed ejaculation is a distinct medical
condition and is not diagnosed in infrequent
or non-troubling case where it takes longer
than normal to reach orgasm (which many
men experience at some point in their lives).
==============
''Fast facts on delayed
ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation is a
form of sexual dysfunction
affecting a man's ability to
reach an orgasm.
The disorder is a form of ejaculatory
dysfunction (others include premature
ejaculation and anejaculation).
Delayed ejaculation is only diagnosed
in the presence of certain factors, including
where the problem is troubling and
persistent.
The average time it takes for ejaculation to
occur upon stimulation varies between
individuals, with no strict figure given for
what is "normal."
Similarly, no strict time period exists for
penetrative sex after which the absence of
ejaculation is diagnostic of delayed
ejaculation (researchers have found that on
average men diagnosed with the problem
experience ejaculation around 20 mins after
penetration).
Delayed ejaculation can be
present at the onset of sexual
activity, may be an acquired condition,
and/or may only be present in certain
situations.
Most causes are psychological, but organic
reasons are also possible and are ruled out
first during diagnosis.
Psychological causes are often complex, but
are sometimes readily apparent - such as a
reluctance to impregnate a partner.
Styles of masturbation can strongly influence
the way a man goes on to experience sexual
activity with a partner, with certain behaviors
linked to delayed ejaculation.
It can be more straightforward for doctors to
treat medical causes of delayed ejaculation
than psychological ones, especially where
there is a clear underlying condition causing
the issue.
Psychological issues are not treated in the
same way for every man or couple -
therapists instead address the concerns of
each individual.
Sex therapy, which can be arranged via
doctors, may include the offer of practical tips
to try at home during sexual activity.
No pharmacological therapies are available
for psychological causes of delayed
ejaculation.
ejaculation? Is it a medical
problem?
Delayed ejaculation is a relatively rare sexual
dysfunction which can have both medical and
psychological causes.
The condition is often misdiagnosed, and has
been subject to little research, despite it
being a potential source of psychological
stress for both the sufferer and their
partners.1
Use this page to find out what constitutes a
true diagnosis of delayed ejaculation, and
which criteria need to be met for such a
diagnosis.
Delayed ejaculation is a distinct medical
condition and is not diagnosed in infrequent
or non-troubling case where it takes longer
than normal to reach orgasm (which many
men experience at some point in their lives).
==============
''Fast facts on delayed
ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation is a
form of sexual dysfunction
affecting a man's ability to
reach an orgasm.
The disorder is a form of ejaculatory
dysfunction (others include premature
ejaculation and anejaculation).
Delayed ejaculation is only diagnosed
in the presence of certain factors, including
where the problem is troubling and
persistent.
The average time it takes for ejaculation to
occur upon stimulation varies between
individuals, with no strict figure given for
what is "normal."
Similarly, no strict time period exists for
penetrative sex after which the absence of
ejaculation is diagnostic of delayed
ejaculation (researchers have found that on
average men diagnosed with the problem
experience ejaculation around 20 mins after
penetration).
Delayed ejaculation can be
present at the onset of sexual
activity, may be an acquired condition,
and/or may only be present in certain
situations.
Most causes are psychological, but organic
reasons are also possible and are ruled out
first during diagnosis.
Psychological causes are often complex, but
are sometimes readily apparent - such as a
reluctance to impregnate a partner.
Styles of masturbation can strongly influence
the way a man goes on to experience sexual
activity with a partner, with certain behaviors
linked to delayed ejaculation.
It can be more straightforward for doctors to
treat medical causes of delayed ejaculation
than psychological ones, especially where
there is a clear underlying condition causing
the issue.
Psychological issues are not treated in the
same way for every man or couple -
therapists instead address the concerns of
each individual.
Sex therapy, which can be arranged via
doctors, may include the offer of practical tips
to try at home during sexual activity.
No pharmacological therapies are available
for psychological causes of delayed
ejaculation.
Premature ejaculation (ejaculation
always, or nearly always
happening before sexual
penetration has been achieved, or
within about a minute of
penetration)
===========
What causes delayed
ejaculation?
Delayed ejaculation can have a psychological or
biological cause - and there can be overlap
between the two. It can be a lifelong condition,
where a man has always had difficulty reaching an
orgasm, but, more commonly, delayed ejaculation
is an acquired condition that occurs after a period
of normal ejaculatory function.8
Biological causes of delayed ejaculation will be
ruled out first, before the more common
psychological causes are assessed. Organic
reasons for the condition can include disease or
the use of certain medications, and these
underlying causes can often be addressed to
resolve delayed ejaculation.
anti-anxiety drugs, blood pressure
drugs (antihypertensive agents),
painkillers, and other medications
Alcohol or the use of certain recreational drugs
(whether legal or illegal)
Nerve damage (neurological causes) - stroke,
spinal cord injury, surgery, multiple sclerosis, and
severe diabetes can all lead to abnormal
ejaculatory function
Increasing age can decrease the sensitivity of the
penis to sexual stimulation
Delay in ejaculation can mask other conditions
such as pain during intercourse, which the doctor
or therapist would rule out or give as the
differential diagnosis in place of delayed
ejaculation.
---------
Factors thought to be behind
cases of delayed ejaculation
include.
Early life history, including abuse, difficulties
bonding, neglect by parents, negative sexual
upbringing
Unexpressed anger
Unwillingness to enjoy pleasure
Religious belief, perhaps that sexual activity is a
sin
Fears, such as of semen, of the female genitalia, or
of somehow hurting or defiling a partner through
ejaculation
Fear of pregnancy
Issues of lost confidence or performance anxiety -
for example, anxiety about body image that
interrupts the process of sexual stimulation
Issues of perceived readiness for ejaculation
because there is a good erection, but when there
has been inadequate arousal - including higher
expectations when erections are gained through
erectile dysfunction medication.
--------------
Treatment of delayed
ejaculation
Treatment for delayed ejaculation depends on the
cause, with some simpler cases linked to
medications such as SSRIs resolved by working
with a physician to switch to an alternative drug or
treatment.2,8
Similarly, in cases where excessive alcohol or
non-prescription drug use are to blame, reducing
or eliminating these factors should help.2 Where
other medical conditions are an underlying issue,
managing the primary condition, such as a
neurological problem, may help resolve the
secondary problem of delayed ejaculation.
Primary cases of delayed ejaculation may not be as
straightforward to treat, however, and often
require the help of professional counsellors such
as psychologists, psychotherapists, psychosexual
counsellors, sex therapists or couple's
therapists.11
Psychologists recognize that there is no one
intervention that works for all patients and that the
key to successful treatment is to identify the
source of the problem and to use appropriate,
targeted therapy to deal with the psychological
factors precipitating (triggering) or contributing to
the problem
Sex education
Reducing goal-oriented anxiety
Recommending increased and more
genitally-focused stimulation during sex with a
partner
Role playing to exaggerate the ejaculatory
moment, both when the man is on his own, or in
front of his partner.
Increase sexual stimulation by viewing erotic
videos or magazines before having sex
Trying to make sex more exciting through erotic
fantasies or sex games
Try using lubricating creams or gels, lubricants and
sex toys to increase comfort and pleasure.
The most common issue underlying delayed
ejaculation is previous masturbatory behavior, and
practical tips have also been recommended by
authors of a study that investigated penis
stimulation in men who have the condition
"Patients should temporarily suspend
masturbatory activity - at least reducing the
frequency - and limit orgasmic release to their
desired goal activity, for example, orgasm during
penetrative sexual encounters with their partner."
It is also recommended that partners try to bring
the experience of penetrative sex closer to that of
successful ejaculation during masturbation. This
means that:11
"Patients should use fantasy and bodily
movements during intercourse, which make the
thoughts and sensation intensity comparable to
the experienced conditions in masturbation."
----------------
always, or nearly always
happening before sexual
penetration has been achieved, or
within about a minute of
penetration)
===========
What causes delayed
ejaculation?
Delayed ejaculation can have a psychological or
biological cause - and there can be overlap
between the two. It can be a lifelong condition,
where a man has always had difficulty reaching an
orgasm, but, more commonly, delayed ejaculation
is an acquired condition that occurs after a period
of normal ejaculatory function.8
Biological causes of delayed ejaculation will be
ruled out first, before the more common
psychological causes are assessed. Organic
reasons for the condition can include disease or
the use of certain medications, and these
underlying causes can often be addressed to
resolve delayed ejaculation.
anti-anxiety drugs, blood pressure
drugs (antihypertensive agents),
painkillers, and other medications
Alcohol or the use of certain recreational drugs
(whether legal or illegal)
Nerve damage (neurological causes) - stroke,
spinal cord injury, surgery, multiple sclerosis, and
severe diabetes can all lead to abnormal
ejaculatory function
Increasing age can decrease the sensitivity of the
penis to sexual stimulation
Delay in ejaculation can mask other conditions
such as pain during intercourse, which the doctor
or therapist would rule out or give as the
differential diagnosis in place of delayed
ejaculation.
---------
Factors thought to be behind
cases of delayed ejaculation
include.
Early life history, including abuse, difficulties
bonding, neglect by parents, negative sexual
upbringing
Unexpressed anger
Unwillingness to enjoy pleasure
Religious belief, perhaps that sexual activity is a
sin
Fears, such as of semen, of the female genitalia, or
of somehow hurting or defiling a partner through
ejaculation
Fear of pregnancy
Issues of lost confidence or performance anxiety -
for example, anxiety about body image that
interrupts the process of sexual stimulation
Issues of perceived readiness for ejaculation
because there is a good erection, but when there
has been inadequate arousal - including higher
expectations when erections are gained through
erectile dysfunction medication.
--------------
Treatment of delayed
ejaculation
Treatment for delayed ejaculation depends on the
cause, with some simpler cases linked to
medications such as SSRIs resolved by working
with a physician to switch to an alternative drug or
treatment.2,8
Similarly, in cases where excessive alcohol or
non-prescription drug use are to blame, reducing
or eliminating these factors should help.2 Where
other medical conditions are an underlying issue,
managing the primary condition, such as a
neurological problem, may help resolve the
secondary problem of delayed ejaculation.
Primary cases of delayed ejaculation may not be as
straightforward to treat, however, and often
require the help of professional counsellors such
as psychologists, psychotherapists, psychosexual
counsellors, sex therapists or couple's
therapists.11
Psychologists recognize that there is no one
intervention that works for all patients and that the
key to successful treatment is to identify the
source of the problem and to use appropriate,
targeted therapy to deal with the psychological
factors precipitating (triggering) or contributing to
the problem
Sex education
Reducing goal-oriented anxiety
Recommending increased and more
genitally-focused stimulation during sex with a
partner
Role playing to exaggerate the ejaculatory
moment, both when the man is on his own, or in
front of his partner.
Increase sexual stimulation by viewing erotic
videos or magazines before having sex
Trying to make sex more exciting through erotic
fantasies or sex games
Try using lubricating creams or gels, lubricants and
sex toys to increase comfort and pleasure.
The most common issue underlying delayed
ejaculation is previous masturbatory behavior, and
practical tips have also been recommended by
authors of a study that investigated penis
stimulation in men who have the condition
"Patients should temporarily suspend
masturbatory activity - at least reducing the
frequency - and limit orgasmic release to their
desired goal activity, for example, orgasm during
penetrative sexual encounters with their partner."
It is also recommended that partners try to bring
the experience of penetrative sex closer to that of
successful ejaculation during masturbation. This
means that:11
"Patients should use fantasy and bodily
movements during intercourse, which make the
thoughts and sensation intensity comparable to
the experienced conditions in masturbation."
----------------
Painful ejaculation
Unsurprisingly, pain during ejaculation can cause a man
to delay future orgasms, and may even lead to him
avoiding sex altogether. Such a problem can cause
frustration, relationship difficulties, and anxiety and
depression.
There are a number of possible causes
for painful ejaculation, including genitourinary
inflammation, sexually transmitted infection, nerve
damage, chronic pelvic pain, blockage of the ejaculatory
system, radiation therapy to the pelvis, prostate cancer
and psychological issues.
Antidepressants, spermicides, and contraceptive creams
have also been implicated.
Treatment may involve drugs to treat an infection,
withdrawal of the suspect medication, or psychological
counseling.
Unsurprisingly, pain during ejaculation can cause a man
to delay future orgasms, and may even lead to him
avoiding sex altogether. Such a problem can cause
frustration, relationship difficulties, and anxiety and
depression.
There are a number of possible causes
for painful ejaculation, including genitourinary
inflammation, sexually transmitted infection, nerve
damage, chronic pelvic pain, blockage of the ejaculatory
system, radiation therapy to the pelvis, prostate cancer
and psychological issues.
Antidepressants, spermicides, and contraceptive creams
have also been implicated.
Treatment may involve drugs to treat an infection,
withdrawal of the suspect medication, or psychological
counseling.
Blended Orgasm
Experts say a combined clitoral and vaginal orgasm is
the most powerful finale (it can be twice as strong and
intense as either orgasm is by itself). "You're getting
the best of both worlds,"
Techniques to try: The girl-on-top position is popular
for a reason—it's perfect for the double-whammy
finish. But you can also try sitting on your partner's lap
facing away from him (he can stimulate your clitoris
while you control the thrusting).
Or, for a twist on missionary, have your guy inch his
body up so your hips are aligned, and tilt your pelvis
upward so that the base of his penis is on your clitoris
but the rest of him is inside you.
"In this position, he's not really thrusting up and
down, but rather grinding against your pelvic bone
Experts say a combined clitoral and vaginal orgasm is
the most powerful finale (it can be twice as strong and
intense as either orgasm is by itself). "You're getting
the best of both worlds,"
Techniques to try: The girl-on-top position is popular
for a reason—it's perfect for the double-whammy
finish. But you can also try sitting on your partner's lap
facing away from him (he can stimulate your clitoris
while you control the thrusting).
Or, for a twist on missionary, have your guy inch his
body up so your hips are aligned, and tilt your pelvis
upward so that the base of his penis is on your clitoris
but the rest of him is inside you.
"In this position, he's not really thrusting up and
down, but rather grinding against your pelvic bone
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