Male orgasmic disorders

Male orgasmic disorder can be defined as the persistent or recurrent inability to achieve orgasm despite lengthy sexual contact or engaged in sexual intercourse.

Mental health professional manual, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR), includes the unease among sexual dysfunction, with premature ejaculation, dyspareunia, and others.

Descriptive

A person affected by a disorder of the male orgasm is unable to experience an orgasm following a normal sexual excitement phase. Assigned regular man can suffer delays in orgasm, or may be unable to experience a full orgasm.

The normal orgasm

First of all, it is important to this debate, understand the characteristics of orgasm "normal". Sensation of orgasm a man includes emissions after ejaculation. Emission refers to the feeling of impending ejaculation produced by contractions of the prostate, seminal vesicles, bladder and urethra with generalized muscle tension, involuntary contractions of the perineum and pelvic thrust. Orgasm during resolution characterized by feelings of wellbeing and general muscle relaxation. At this point, men may not be able to answer the following sexual stimulation, erection, orgasm and variable over time.

It is also important to separate orgasm from ejaculation, but in most cases, they occur almost simultaneously. Orgasm is an emotional experience and physical peak, whereas ejaculation is simply a reflex point on the lower part of the spinal cord, causing the ejection of semen. Some men were able to recognize the separation of the two processes so that they can experience multiple orgasms without the occurrence of ejaculation. When ejaculation occurs, is a period of recovery time before a subsequent orgasm.

The sensation of orgasm differs between individuals, and orgasms individual may vary in the same person. All orgasms share certain characteristics, including the body and rhythmic contractions of pelvic elevation of pulse rate of systemic hypertension, hyperventilation and muscle tension, followed by the sudden release of tension.