THE ANORGASMIA
THE MANIFESTATIONS OF ANORGASMIA
Not all women are able to experience an intra-vaginal orgasm, even if they have orgasms during self-eroticization or during clitoral stimulation.
The absence of this orgasm, considered deeper and more complete, is a frequent reason for consultation, the clitoral orgasm generally being described as more superficial.
The invisibility of the symptom and the search for a sensation that is sometimes never experienced proves to complicate the diagnosis and the therapeutic process .
THE ORIGINS OF THE INABILITY TO ENJOY
- Inadequate sexual stimulation by an inexperienced, impatient, or clumsy partner.
- An insufficiently developped archaic feminine sensuality: the discovery of self-eroticism during the girl’s adolescence did not occur properly (guilty education, family that doesn’t foster tenderness and intimacy, weak libido at the start).
- Following physical or psychological trauma (molestation, rape, incest, health problems, grief, depression).
- A lack of self-confidence.
- Lack of self-esteem.
- Misunderstanding: erotic maladjustment, overwork, career, pregnancy, childbirth, conflicts.
- Pain during intercourse: vaginismus, dyspareunia, health problems, menopause, vaginal dryness.
- An absence of desire and libido.
- Premature ejaculation or partner dysfunction.
THE TREATMENT
THE MANIFESTATIONS OF ANORGASMIA
Not all women are able to experience an intra-vaginal orgasm, even if they have orgasms during self-eroticization or during clitoral stimulation.
The absence of this orgasm, considered deeper and more complete, is a frequent reason for consultation, the clitoral orgasm generally being described as more superficial.
The invisibility of the symptom and the search for a sensation that is sometimes never experienced proves to complicate the diagnosis and the therapeutic process .
THE ORIGINS OF THE INABILITY TO ENJOY
- Inadequate sexual stimulation by an inexperienced, impatient, or clumsy partner.
- An insufficiently developped archaic feminine sensuality: the discovery of self-eroticism during the girl’s adolescence did not occur properly (guilty education, family that doesn’t foster tenderness and intimacy, weak libido at the start).
- Following physical or psychological trauma (molestation, rape, incest, health problems, grief, depression).
- A lack of self-confidence.
- Lack of self-esteem.
- Misunderstanding: erotic maladjustment, overwork, career, pregnancy, childbirth, conflicts.
- Pain during intercourse: vaginismus, dyspareunia, health problems, menopause, vaginal dryness.
- An absence of desire and libido.
- Premature ejaculation or partner dysfunction.