Lack of orgasm in women

The lack of orgasm in women is a disorder which is often suffered by many women and may be due to many causes, mostly due to ignorance of one's body, having a psychological origin or a hormonal disorder. It is common during the first intercourse experience due to lack of relaxation and stress of the onset of sexual life, this situation usually reverses women as experience is gained.

The inability to achieve orgasm may continue even after months and sometimes years, say many women suffer lifelong anorgasmia without having discussed this with your partner, let alone with your doctor.

The inability to achieve orgasm is to conceal the thinking that there is something wrong with them, some abnormality in their genitals or suffer from frigidity.

This is one reason to fake an orgasm, try at all costs to keep their partner suspected of faking her orgasms and prefer giving up their own pleasure.
Anorgasmia not mean that women do not achieve arousal or enjoyment of sex, you can feel pleasure but not release sexual tension through intercourse with penetration but in most cases you can achieve by clitoral stimulation.

Cause of anorgasmia

* One of the major reasons why women do not reach orgasm is the ignorance of her own body, the outside of the vagina is the one that best responds to stimuli, which is why you reach orgasm more easily by the that `clitoral stimulation by vaginal penetration.

* Another cause of anorgasmia is related to the lack of excitement shortly after due to playtime and petting, or that they are not very encouraging for her.

* Women need more time to arousal after the man and also needs more time than men to reach orgasm after the start of vaginal penetration, when the couples have known this or premature ejaculation is very difficult for women to achieve orgasm.

* When you've had orgasms before, or are even sporadically but may be due to everyday problems, tiredness, routine, little creativity to add something new to relationships, lack of stimulation, boredom or disinterest by the couple.

* Among the organic causes that produce anorgasmia are hormonal imbalances, this can be fixed in consultation with the gynecologist

* Hormonal contraceptives and antidepressant drugs can cause a decrease in libido which would lead to problems reaching orgasm.

* Within the psychological causes of anorgasmia is the repression itself to the desire and orgasm due to the strict upbringing in which sex was considered as something bad, dirty or sinful.

You can also stop having orgasms when there is a poor relationship, infidelity, mistrust or rancor.