What Are The Types Of Anorgasmia?

What is anorgasmia?
The reduced ability to orgasm or the inability to orgasm post sufficient stimulation is called anorgasmia. This disorder is quite common in women. In fact, most women cannot orgasm with vaginal stimulation alone. Some require clitoral stimulation by rubbing or oral sex.

What are the types of anorgasmia?

1. Generalized anorgasmia: Orgasms are not achieved with any partner, be it in any situation
2. Lifelong anorgasmia: No orgasms have ever been felt
3. Acquired anorgasmia: You have climaxed before but due to certain factors, be it emotional or physical, you have stopped getting orgasms
4. Situational anorgasmia: Here you may have been able to orgasm before but only in certain positions or a particular partner.

What may cause anorgasmia?
Orgasms can be complex things. It involves the combination of physical, emotional and psychological factors. Anorgasmia can occur if any of the above is affected.

Physical causes

1. Medical illnesses: Diseases such as diabetes or multiple sclerosis can result in anorgasmia.
2. Medications: Medicines, for example, antidepressants, anti- histamines, cardio-vascular agents can meddle with climaxes.
3. Smoking and Alcohol: Excessive alcohol consumption can mess with the ability to peak; smoking constraints the blood vessels, thus having a similar impact on both the sexes.
4. Gynaecologic issues: Surgeries such as hysterectomy or surgeries of carcinoma can hamper with the capacity to accomplish climaxes.

Mental Causes:

1. Poor self-perception
2. Embarrassment
3. Anxiety or dejection
4. Financial issues and stress
5. Fear of Sexually Transmitted Diseases or pregnancy
6. Past passionate or sexual mishandle

Relationship issues

1. Fights or clashes in the relationship
2. No fascination toward the partner
3. Lack of association
4. Infidelity
5. Poor association with partner in regards to sexual needs

What are the symptoms of anorgasmia?
The symptom of anorgasmia is the inability to achieve orgasms in spite of sufficient sexual stimulation. It could be because of your partner or because of the position that does not really hit your spot.