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Q: Methods of delaying an orgasm or ejaculation
asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 31st, 2009
my husband seems to orgasm really quickly but most of the time i seem to not be able to get there fully i can get close but no cigar as you might say...is there any kind of medication that i might be able to take to help me with my problem.... i am not happy and i think that this problem is part of it..


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Dr. Goce Aleksovski , MD
replied on February 2nd, 2009
Sexual Health - Women Answer A5627


Reaching orgasm is generally easier for men. You might want to ask your partner for longer foreplay, or ask him to use the stop and squeeze technique. With these methods you might delay his ejaculation leaving you enough time to achieve orgasm. If this does not happen, you both might want to visit a sex therapist. He might offer him relaxation techniques and give you support with this issue that might have already altered your perspective of enjoying the intercourse. Orgasm can not achieved artificially with medication.




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