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NO ORGASM

NO ORGASM

What is an orgasm?

An orgasm (sexual climax) is the intense and pleasurable feeling of release at the peak of sexual excitement. A man usually ejaculates at the time of orgasm.

What is anorgasmia?

Anorgasmia is when a man is not able to orgasm following sexual stimulation.
What causes anorgasmia?
  • Conditions that affect the nervous system such as spinal cord injuries, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease, and nerve damage from prostatectomy (a surgery to treat prostate cancer)
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Some medications, particularly SSRI antidepressants
  • Drinking  alcohol
  • Psychological problems including performance anxiety
Anorgasmia also becomes more common with older age.

How is anorgasmia treated?

It can be hard to treat anorgasmia, especially when it is caused by psychological problems.
If the anorgasmia is because of erectile dysfunction, the erectile problems need to be treated first and the ability to orgasm often follows. Changing medication or not drinking as much alcohol may help if the cause is due to drugs or alcohol.

Can sexual activity still be pleasurable if a man can’t orgasm?

Many men still enjoy pleasuring their sexual partner and the intimacy that comes with being physically close to someone else.

How can anorgasmia affect men?

Some men avoid sex because they find it unsatisfying if they can’t orgasm. Partners can also feel worried because they may think their partner isn’t attracted to them and finds them undesirable. Discussing these feelings with an experienced psychosexual counsellor can help.
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