Cause of Women´s Orgasm Problems
Written by: Wendy Moelker, psychologist in charge of Emergis, Goes, the Netherlands.
First version: 22 Jul 2008.
Latest revision:
25 Aug 2008.
Abstract:
The causes of women's orgasm problems can be physical, psychological or social
Question:
What are the causes of women not getting an orgasm?
Answer:
There are various possible causes for not getting an orgasm, which are divided below into physical, psychological and social causes.
Physical causes:
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Damage to the central nervous system, the spinal cord and the peripheral
nerves, for example, by injury, tumours and multiple sclerosis.
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Medication.
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Hormonal anomalies.
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Surgery.
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An inadequate learning process: little masturbation.
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Fatigue.
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Depression.
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Insufficient knowledge of one's own body.
Psychological causes:
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Not being able to concentrate on and accept the physical sensations.
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Not giving enough attention to oneself while making love.
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Wanting to come by all means.
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Looking at oneself 'from a distance' and be distracted by this.
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Distraction by stress, certain thoughts, etc.
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Negative memories.
Social causes:
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Not getting the form of stimulation needed to get an orgasm.
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Insufficient safety, security, respect, communication, etc.
More.
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Having experienced harmful events in the sexual field.
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Being too focused on the other person.
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