DesFIP
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Joined: 11/25/2007 From: Apple County NY Status: offline
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The reason people arent told when a med will cause sexual dysfunction is that the worry about being one of those causes more of the people on the med to have dysfunction. I used to be able to orgasm very easily, multiple times, and he could get me to a point where he wouldn't have to keep touching me and I would still be unable to stop orgasming. He thought that was way cool. And then came the last couple of years. Performance anxiety, inability to orgasm, inability to orgasm more than once. Everything I knew about my body, and everything he had learned needed to be tossed out. Thankfully the hormones have settled down now that I'm fully in menopause and I have recovered a lot of my sexuality. But at 18, the hormones of puberty have not settled down. It is not uncommon for women not to be able to orgasm until their 30's. You might want to ask your gyn to do a full hormonal scan, I'm betting that they're off, probably low on testosterone. The good thing about having the scan done is that then it isn't a challenge to the lover, it's a medical condition. "My hormones are out of balance and therefore I am unable to orgasm". Just like a male diabetic who has ED and can tell his partner that it isn't her, it's the medical condition. Once you identify a medical cause you can choose to treat it or not, if on the pill, then go off. If off, you may want to go on. But it's a lot easier to get guys not to take it personally if there's a physiological reason.
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