Sexual orgasmic disorders

Sexual orgasmic disorders

Orgasmic disorder is the difficulty or inability to reach orgasm after sufficient stimulation and arousal. The state includes any difficulty or delay in reaching orgasm women causing

personal distress. The state is divided into two categories:

1. Primary: women reached orgasm.

2. Secondary: the woman can not achieve orgasm because of surgery, hormone deficiency or trauma.


Primary Orgasmic Disorder

- The history of unresolved trauma or sexual or emotional unresolved emotional conflicts General (depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, poor body image, etc.)

- Medical include: medications, injury to the arteries of the pelvis during surgery

Secondary orgasmic disorder

- Blood flow compromise

Nerve damage (due to pelvic surgery or pelvic injury) -

Hormone deficiency -

- He / emotional trauma or abuse

Conflict in relationships (for example, issues of anger, trust, lack of stimulation, communication difficulties, etc.) -

Primary orgasmic disorder

- Unsolved History emotional or sexual abuse or trauma, unresolved emotional conflicts in general (eg, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, poor body image, etc.)

- The medical factors: drugs, damage to arteries during pelvic surgery

Secondary orgasmic disorder

- Blood flow compromise

Nerve damage (due to pelvic surgery or pelvic injury) -

Hormone deficiency -

- Emotional trauma or sexual abuse

Relationship conflicts (eg issues of anger, trust, lack of stimulation, communication difficulties, etc.)