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Q: NO FEELING DURING SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
asked by: 198523 on October 14th, 2009
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Am a 24 year old lady with one kid i have never felt the pleasure everyone feels during sexual intercourse please advice me what i could do to get this problem sorted out doctor
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susan862003
replied on October 14th, 2009
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Do you experience orgasm when you masturbate?
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198523
replied on October 15th, 2009
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no feelings
no feelings at all nothing happens i just lay and let him enjoy but no pleasure for me susan862003
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bitterhoney22
replied on October 15th, 2009
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same for me i feel and have never felt anything enless i do it myself then it happens in seconds,i dont understand because all the men out there cant be doin it wrong and surely after being together 2 years something would happen for me? but no nothing
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MandMs
replied on October 16th, 2009
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Inability to experience fully and pleasurably some or all of three stages during sexual activity, is known as sexual dysfunction in women.
When a woman experiences a little or no pleasure from a sexual activity, loss of desire is almost always a result (loss of desire can sometimes happen first).
This type of sexual dysfunction is known as sexual desire disorder.
It can appear as a side effect of certain drugs like antidepressants, birth control pills, as symptom of mental conditions as depression, anxiety, resulting due to diabetes, anemia, hormonal disorders like hyperprolactinaemia (the pituitary gland is overactive), sex hormones abnormality, thyroid gland disorders, history of abuse, or post-baby 'coolness', a loss of libido that often happens after childbirth.
A woman's inability to become lubricated, even after being sexually stimulated is another form of sexual dysfunction, known as sexual arousal disorder.
Causes are similar with the previously mentioned and plus other ones like a low level of estrogen or testosterone, vaginitis,cystitis, or from skin changes in vulva.
This disorder may develop when certain chronic disorders, such as diabetes and multiple sclerosis, damage nerves in genital area.
Also, a woman may enjoy sexual activity but can't reach orgasm, known as orgasmic disorder, usually linked with interpersonal and marital distress, psychological distress, psychiatric disorders, and use of antidepressants.

It is important to address all of sexuality's aspects, in order to resolve the problem.

Best wishes!
Marija
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cutegirl2
replied on November 4th, 2009
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Can you buy the hormone pill at the drugstore or do you have to get it purscribed?
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susan862003
replied on November 5th, 2009
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If you can orgasm from masturbation it is very doubtful that you have any sexual dysfunction. It is normally a sign of not getting enough stimulation during intercourse. This happens because your anatomy is such that your clitoris is not getting enough stimulation when his penis is inside you. This is the case.for about 70% of women and unless you take care of it, you will very seldomly orgasm from intercourse alone.

You need to stimulate your clitoris or have him do it during intercourse. The easiest way to do this is when you are on top or doggy style. You can also have much better control when you ard on top to do things the way you like.

You can also google 'coital alignment technique' (or C.A.T.). This is an advanced position that is guaranteed to get you off.

Hope this helps.

Edited to add: Of course if he is not interested in taking the time and effort to get you off, no amount of trying will work. In my house the rule is that I get off first unless I decide otherwise. This can be through oral, fingering, masturbation, a toy or intercourse.
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jusin
replied on November 5th, 2009
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Hi,

it happens when there might be sexual dysfunction so, that it happens as, also there might be a reason of improper stimulation, it is better for you to talk on this with a sexologist who will guide you properly also, sit together and talk about the problem you face during sex so that, there will not be a problem for you to go for healthy sex also, take healthy diet full od proteins and fibres also, avoid fatty supplements also.

Thanks!
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