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Systemic illnesses, such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson's, are mentioned as potential causes of reduced orgasm intensity due to their effects on nerves and blood flow.
is common, can reflect benign fluctuations from aging, stress or changing stimulation, but may also signal medication effects, hormonal or neurological conditions, or relationship/psychological issues...
A range of non‑surgical conditions and treatments can reproduce the constellation of —diminished intensity, “dry” orgasms, painful orgasm, or orgasm‑associated leakage—that is often attributed to ; ke...
Medical and psychological conditions can and do affect a woman’s ability to have a vaginal orgasm: a mix of neurologic injury, chronic illness, hormonal changes, medications, pelvic pain, and mental-h...