Anorgasmia is a medical term used to describe the inability to achieve orgasm, either through sexual activity or masturbation, despite adequate sexual stimulation. It can be a result of various physical, psychological, or relational factors and may require medical or psychological intervention to address.

How is anorgasmia treated?

It depends on the underlying cause. There’s no one method that fits all cases, and treatment may involve a combination of approaches. Some treatments for anorgasmia include:

1 Changing medications.

2 Treating any underlying health issues.

3 Learning self-stimulation (masturbation) techniques.

4 Counselling or psychotherapy to address relationship issues, mental health conditions or past sexual trauma.

5 Sex therapy to address sexual needs or underlying factors preventing climax.

6 Using hormone therapy to enhance blood flow and increase sensitivity.

7 Introducing new stimuli to the relationship such as new techniques, sex toys and devices or erotic media.