Question 1

how to have an orgasm as a woman?

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With help: Men are simple: Visual

Women are much more complicated with regards to orgasm. Things such as life events, organ of stimulation (clitoral or vaginal), mood, sleep, and many other issues are part of the determination if a woman can orgasm. 

A sex therapist can help with this. I would recommend seeing one if your having problems.

Question 2

how do you get a women to orgasim?

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Forplay: Good  for play and clitoris stimulation @ 10- 15 minutes.

Question 3

why can't some woman have an orgasm?

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Anorgasmia: Some causes are psychological such as performance anxiety, medical such as diabetic neuropathy, neurological such as ms, hormonal imbalance, trauma from previous deliveries, or use of medications such as ssris for depression.

Question 4

what causes a female squirting orgasm?

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Not well understood.: “squirting” is controversial. Some indicate that it is a form of female ejaculation in which the fluid is propelled from para-urethral ducts during or prior to orgasm.  Others hold that it is lubricating secretions or incontinence of urine.

Question 5

what the best advice for women who can't orgasm?

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Depends: Most women have their first orgasm from masturbation. If you have not tried that first, that is a good place to start. If even that fails, or you do not know how to masturbate, then its time to get help from your doctor and a sex therapist. The doc can make sure you have a normal exam, the therapist can help with counseling and describing techniques.

Question 6

is "cumming" an a orgasm the same thing for women?

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Female Orgasm: The female orgasm does not, of course, result in ejacualtion of sperm or seminal fluid, so it is different.  The physiologic sensation, however, can be even more intense and prolonged, than the male orgasm, and often occurs in multiple "waves, " and is described as being much more pleasurable. Some women experience a fluid emission at the time of orgasm, but this is a glandular sperm- free fluid.

Question 7

what is the fluid a woman squirts during a orgasm?

Accepted Answer

Not well understood.: “squirting” is controversial. Some indicate that it is a form of female ejaculation in which the fluid is propelled from para-urethral ducts during or prior to orgasm.  Others hold that it is lubricating secretions or incontinence of urine.

Question 8

how do i know when i've reached orgasm? i am female.

Accepted Answer

A common female (?)!: Have you masturbated to orgasm? You would know, if not, and you are having sex, is it pleasing to you! you need to know what is pleasing to you to tell a partner!

Question 9

42 year old female. pain in left side during orgasm?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic pain: Contractions of the uterus occur with orgasm. Pain could signal a problem there, such as fibroids or endometriosis. Get a gyn check up.

Question 10

can hypoestrogenism cause a women not to have an orgasm ?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Low estrogen can lead to vaginal dryness and pain with sex which could make having an orgasm more difficult. Likewise, low estrogen can affect mood negatively which can inhibit normal sexual function.

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