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Medical treatment pathways for dry orgasm, including pharmacologic agents, device-based stimulation, surgical correction, and psychological therapies.
Direct, population-level data on how many women can orgasm more than five times in a single sexual session do not exist in the sources reviewed, but converging evidence from meta-analyses and epidemio...
A dry orgasm is a climax without the outward release of semen and usually reflects one of two mechanisms: semen is produced but redirected into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation), or semen productio...
Dry orgasm—reaching climax with little or no semen expelled—can arise from many causes including retrograde ejaculation, surgery, medications, nerve damage, or hormonal issues, and is often not harmfu...
— reaching orgasm without visible ejaculation — has multiple medical treatment pathways beyond lifestyle or “natural” fixes: pharmacologic agents aimed at restoring bladder‑neck closure, device‑based ...