Delayed Orgasm

Delayed orgasm, or muted orgasm, medically referred to as anorgasmia, is a condition characterised by an absent, infrequent, delayed, or intensity-lacked orgasm despite sexual arousal. It is a type of sexual dysfunction that can affect both men and women.

Anorgasmia in men is classified into two types:

  • Primary: The individual has never experienced an orgasm or ejaculation.
  • Secondary: The individual is only able to orgasm or ejaculate under certain conditions.

Anorgasmia in women is classified into four types:

  • Primary: The individual has never experienced an orgasm.
  • Secondary: The individual has experienced an orgasm in the past but no longer does, which is commonly observed during menopause.
  • Situational: The individual can achieve an orgasm only under specific circumstances, such as during self-stimulation (masturbation).
  • General: The individual is unable to achieve orgasm despite feeling aroused or excited.

Delayed orgasms can cause distress for both individuals and their partners. It is important for those affected to seek timely treatment for the best outcomes. Dr. Kamaraj Hospital offers personalised and patient-centric treatment for delayed orgasms.

Delayed Orgasm or Muted Orgasm

Symptoms of Delayed Orgasm

  • Prolonged Time to Orgasm – Difficulty reaching orgasm despite sufficient sexual stimulation.
  • Inability to Orgasm – Experiencing muted or no climax during sexual activity.
  • Reduced Sexual Pleasure – Limited or absent feelings of pleasure even with arousal.
  • Emotional Distress – Frustration, anxiety, or stress related to the inability to orgasm.
  • Relationship Strain – Sexual dissatisfaction potentially affecting intimacy with a partner.
  • Physical Fatigue – Feeling physically exhausted from prolonged sexual activity without reaching orgasm.

Causes of Delayed or Muted Orgasm

Delayed or muted orgasms can be caused by a variety of physical, emotional, psychological, and medical factors.
Physical and medical causes include:
  • Age (especially in women experiencing menopause)
  • Age (especially in women experiencing menopause)
  • Hormone Imbalances
  • Pelvic trauma
  • Excessive reliance on masturbation
  • Age (especially in women experiencing menopause)
  • Pelvic trauma
  • Congenital disorders of the penis or vagina
  • Health conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
  • Complications from cancer treatments, such as radiation therapy
Psychological Causes:
  • History of Sexual Abuse
  • Depression, anxiety, or stress
  • Cultural or religious factors
  • Lack of confidence
  • Intimacy or trust issues
  • Inability to express desires during intercourse
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Diagnosis and Treatment Options for Delayed or Muted Orgasms

Delayed or muted orgasms are diagnosed through a comprehensive evaluation, which includes a review of symptoms, a detailed sexual and medical history, and diagnostic exams such as a penile sensitivity test and blood tests. These assessments help identify any underlying medical or hormonal conditions.

Delayed orgasm treatments may include:

  1. Medications
  2. Treating the underlying condition (if any)
  3. Counselling to address mental health issues, relationship problems, or past sexual trauma
  4. Sex therapy to address sexual needs or factors preventing orgasm
  5. Training in self-stimulation techniques
  6. Hormone therapy to improve blood flow
  7. Introduction to new stimuli, including sex toys, techniques and devices to enhance arousal

Treatment Approach for Delayed Orgasm

At KHPL, we are committed to offering personalised, comprehensive medical care for individuals experiencing delayed or muted orgasms. Our treatment approach includes the following steps:

Expert Consultation

Individuals can book a consultation with our specialists through our website. During the consultation, our specialists will review your medical history, assess your symptoms, and recommend tests to thoroughly understand your condition.

Personalized Treatment Plan

After examining the test results, our specialists will create a customised treatment plan, which may include a combination of medications, counselling, hormone therapy, and sex therapy.

Follow Up and Appointments

Our experts will schedule regular follow-up appointments to monitor your progress and make necessary adjustments for effective care.

Why Choose Us?

At Dr. Kamaraj Hospital, we specialise in providing expert care tailored for sensitive conditions like delayed orgasms. With our team of experienced specialists, state-of-the-art diagnostic tools, and personalised treatment plans, we aim to provide comprehensive solutions for your concerns.

Our discreet and supportive environment ensures your comfort every step of the way. Trust Dr Kamaraj Hospital for effective, patient-centric care that helps restore confidence and improve your intimate life.

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FAQ

How long does it take to treat delayed or muted orgasms?

The duration of delayed orgasm treatment varies depending on the individual’s symptoms, causes, and the chosen treatment plan. It is essential to consult a medical professional for an accurate diagnosis and prompt treatment.

Delayed or muted orgasm can result from a combination of physical, emotional, mental or medical factors. These may include age, cancer treatment complications, depression, sexual abuse, intimacy issues, etc.

Delayed or muted orgasm is diagnosed by assessing symptoms, discussing sexual and medical history, and performing exams such as a penile sensitivity test and blood tests to determine any underlying medical or hormonal issues.

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MBBS degree and advanced qualifications in obstetrics and gynaecology
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Dr. J. S. Jeyarani Kamaraj

Infertility Specialist

MBBS degree and advanced qualifications in obstetrics and genecology, including an MD and a Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics (DGO)