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The impact of psychological and relational factors, such as depression, anxiety, and relationship conflict, on orgasm disorders.
Common chronic illnesses—most notably diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and conditions that affect nerves, muscles or hormones—reduce orgasm frequency and blunt orgasm intensity in older...
are best addressed with a mix of behavioral, psychological, relational, and device-based strategies rather than as purely a pharmacologic problem; most guidelines and reviews recommend , , behavioral ...
Pelvic floor dysfunction alters the muscular, sensory, and autonomic scaffolding required for male orgasm, and its effects are amplified or mitigated by intertwined neurological and psychological fact...
Orgasm disorders—difficulty achieving orgasm, delayed/inhibited orgasm, or distress about orgasmic response—sit at the intersection of anatomy, hormones, medications, psychology and relationships; whe...