hyposexuality
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- frigidity
…only with great difficulty (hyposexuality); and the inability to achieve orgasm (anorgasmia). Failure of sexual response in females—as in males—may have specific physical sources; such is the case of women who experience vaginal spasms (vaginismus) or pain (dyspareunia) during attempted intercourse. Likewise, female sexual response may be impaired by…
Read More…only with great difficulty (hyposexuality); and the inability to achieve orgasm (anorgasmia). Failure of sexual response in females—as in males—may have specific physical sources; such is the case of women who experience vaginal spasms (vaginismus) or pain (dyspareunia) during attempted intercourse. Likewise, female sexual response may be impaired by…
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…recognized by professional therapists include hyposexuality (or inhibited sexual excitement), in which sexual arousal can be achieved only with great difficulty; anorgasmia, in which a woman has a recurrent and persistent inability to achieve orgasm despite normal sexual stimulation; vaginismus, in which the woman’s vaginal muscles contract strongly during intercourse,…
Read More…recognized by professional therapists include hyposexuality (or inhibited sexual excitement), in which sexual arousal can be achieved only with great difficulty; anorgasmia, in which a woman has a recurrent and persistent inability to achieve orgasm despite normal sexual stimulation; vaginismus, in which the woman’s vaginal muscles contract strongly during intercourse,…
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