Female Sexual Dysfunction and The Female Climax
According to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, 43% of women suffer from sexual dysfunction compared to only 31% of men - and those figures are on the rise. Who don’t women have better female orgasms and climax more often?
Many pharmaceuticals are female climax killers! Antidepressants, in particular, can rob you of your sexuality.
The Reasons Why Women Don’t Enjoy Better Female Orgasms and Have Optimal Libidos
1. Physiology — Physicians and psychiatrists consider reductions in libido to be a type of sexual dysfunction and treat it as a medical problem. For example, decreases in libido are linked to decreases in naturally produced estrogen (in women) or testosterone (in both men and women). Hormone deficiencies that cause libido decrease are often treated by hormone replacement therapy which is now known to have devastating side effects. Many medical conditions or treatments also cause a libido decrease impair female climax. Surgery, fatigue, psychiatric conditions (such as depression or anxiety), and pain can lead to lower libido. Some medications also produce drops in libido (such as SSRIs).
2. Psychological/Mental – Low female libido is most often related to anxiety, stress, problems at work or home, depression, marital or relationship difficulties, crisis, financial challenges or some form of mental illness. Reductions in the amount of daily stress can result in better female orgasms and more frequent female climaxes.
3. Blood Flow — Changes in the flow of blood to and from the erogenous zones are another cause of male and female sexual dysfunction, and the main focus of the most popular male sexual erectile dysfunction drugs.
4. Hormonal — Hormones, such as testosterone, are a key element and contributor to female libido. Levels of testosterone are lessened approximately 1 percent annually in men, which could factor into to reducing male libido with age. Testosterone also lessens with age in women leading to a female libido reduction. Women who have had hysterectomies notice a drop in sexual desire and female climax.
5. Chemical — Chemicals involved in the human sexual response include dopamine, acetylcholine, and nitric oxide. Some medications may cause challenges with the proper functioning of the body’s chemicals and hormones needed to increase libido.
6. Female Sexual Desire, Libido and Medical conditions – Certain medical conditions reduce female libido, performance, or enjoyment. These include hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders, and insomnia.
7. Pharmaceuticals and Female Libido — Alcohol causes a detrimental effect on sexual drive which elevates as you get older. Smoking cigarettes can reduce blood flow to erogenous zones. Drugs that interfere with good sexual function include anti-depressants, some anti-hypertensive drugs, beta blockers and sedatives.
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** These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, care or prevent any known disease or medical condition. As with any topical solution or lubricant, if vaginal or skin irritation occurs while using this product, discontinue its use. If irritation persists or you suspect that you have a sexual dysfunction, contact your gynecologist or health care provider.
