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Posted by anonymous: Hello..i am writing in reference to my love making partner. He is very good in bed. The only thing is that he often is unable to climax. It is not an issue for us, but quite honestly I wonder what it is that would cause this. He is very fit and healthy and said he has always been this way. It is very different compared to past sexual partners i have had, who often times would prematurely ejaculate. Anyway, if you could give me any possible explanantion of why this occurrs I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
Reply by: MSH What your husband has is probably Anorgasmia male climax disorder, dysfunction and inhibitions.
It is the inability to reach orgasm (Climax) during love making and has a variety of causes: Besides psychological issues, the sedative effects of some drugs, including alcohol, are known to impair the male orgasmic climax response. Chronic illness and pain can have a general debilitating effect over many aspects of life including sexuality. It is also known that spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, hormone conditions and diabetes can be implicated. As men age there is a natural slowing down of many physiological processes. Many men are unaffected by this problem or in fact regard the reduction in their sexual drive as actually beneficial. For others however the changes are a cause of anxiety and may also be wrongly regarded as symptomatic of others ills.
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