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Q: Can lack of orgasm be treated ?
asked by: DoctorQuestion on June 21st, 2007
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I use to Orgasam but for the last three years i havent been able to orgasam no matter what my Fiance does. Is there something wrong with me? Can it be treated. Anything? Please help this is putting a strain on my relationship.


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DoctorAnswer replied on June 26th, 2007
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Sexual Health - Women Answer A2988
There are various causes for lack of orgasm that include physical, psychological or social causes. The physical causes of the absence of orgasm include medications, hormone abnormalities, depression, and fatigue. The psychological causes could be triggered by negative memories, distraction by stress, certain thoughts, not being able to concentrate and accept the physical sensations. The treatment of the inability to orgasm depends on the causes. You may consult a gynecologist and psychiatrist for further investigations and to determine why, exactly, you are experiencing lack of orgasm.




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