- Hormones
Disorder:
- Hypogonadotropic
hypogonadism (hypothalamic or pituitary deficiencies)
- Hypogonadisms,
Hypothyroidisms, Testosterone deficiency, hyperprolactinemias,
- Hypogonadotropics
states: Hypothalamic - pituitary deficiencies: Idiopathic GnRH deficiency,
Kallman syndromes, Prader-Willi syndromes, Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndromes,
pituitary hypoplasia,
- Ovarian
Dysfunctions
- Hypothyroidisms
- Untreated
endocrinopathies & Diabetics
- Glucorticoids
excess, Cushings disease, Addisons disease
- Excess
asthenia i.e. chronic asthenia is a also a significant cause of low sexual
excitation & arousal.
- Chronic
vulvo-vaginitis, and chronic urethritis.
- Addiction
as chronic alcoholism, chronic smoker, heroin or cannabis use.
- Drugs:
Sedative: Narcotics, tranquillizers, amphetamine, cocaine, many antidepressant,
and anti-psychotics, anti-hypertensive’s, many other drugs.
- Psychiatric
disorder as depression, neurosis, & many other psychiatric disorders.
- Any
kind of sexual dysfunction in man leading to non-enjoyment of sexual act
by female may lead to absent arousal & excitement.
- Any
cause of painful sexual intercourse (as due to vaginismus or dyspaerunia)
will also lead to secondary loss of excitation in women whether married or
unmarried.
- Decreased
blood supply to vagina due to various medical conditions can lead to
diminish vaginal lubrication, pain during intercourse
- Infections:
In genital tract or vulvae vestibule, vulvo-vaginitis
- Less
lubrication due to various reasons as hormone deficiency
- Connective
tissue diseases leading to dryness
- Psychological
problems: as depression & other psychiatry disorders
- Sicca
syndrome
- Idiopathic
- Any
ulcerative lesions of vagina as chronic lichen planus, herpese genitals,
Pemphigus vulgaris of vagina
- Decreased
blood supply to vagina due to various medical conditions can lead to
diminish vaginal lubrication, pain during intercourse
- Vulvar
vestibulitis
- Restrictive
upbringing, inadequate sexual information, early insecurity in
psychosexual role.
The causes of sex centre dysfunction can be divided into two groups:
2) Sexual Performance anxiety means development of anxiety before sex. Patient develops obsessive concern for her orgasm i.e. whether or not She'll get orgasm. Due to this anxiety She tries to concentrate more on getting it & contracting the pelvic & leg muscles rather than allow it to occur in natural response to erotic pleasure. This performance anxiety can be cured by sex therapy in few sittings.
3) Spectator Attitude: Those women who suffer with absent orgasm, whenever She goes for sexual activity though engaged love making, her brain is always thinking and involuntarily (unconsciously) trying hard to achieve the vaginal orgasm. This is called spying for her own orgasm. So that in place of enjoying the partner's touch, She always keeps spying her own sexual response leading to lack of enjoyment of sexual activity thus\leading to repeated failures in getting orgasm.
These all above problems contributes to repeated absent orgasm. So that in all cases of absent orgasmic patients, after proper diagnosis & treatment of primary cause, these secondary problems also need to be tackled by sex therapy then only patient can get permanent cure. So by sex therapy, the patient is taught how to avoid spectator role and become free of performance anxiety. So these problems hinder her in getting orgasm
'In most cases, for cure of absent orgasm detailed sex counselling & sex therapy is necessary.
DIAGNOSIS OF CAUSE
TREATMENT OF ABSENT ORGASM
Once the diagnosis of female arousal disorder is confirmed after detailed history, examination, relevant investigations, we start the treatment. It involves giving the sex therapy session, which is focused on eliminating the anxiety & spectatoring for female arousal disorder..
Even some women fake the orgasm to please her partner & hide her inadequacy.
2) Medicines – Symptomatic Homeopathy medicines works well