Hard to reach, or gone after a delivery, surgery or a change of treatment: it can be investigated, and it can be worked on.
The absence of orgasm is neither inevitable nor a question of willpower.
Orgasmic difficulty covers persistent difficulty in reaching orgasm, an intensity that has decreased, or its disappearance after a specific event (childbirth, surgery, menopause, a change of contraception).
Hormonal, anatomical (reduced access to or sensitivity of the clitoris), circulatory, medication-related or psychological causes (stress, apprehension, tiredness) can all be involved, often in combination.
An occasional decline is nothing to worry about. When it settles in and weighs on well-being or on the relationship, it is looked into like any other symptom, before guiding you towards a suitable answer.
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