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A member asked:
Why are my orgasms not so wonderful and long as they use to be? i'm 50 .. no menopause yet?
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Normal : Aging process affects everybody at variable rate. It is not usual at 50 to start having less intense orgasm. Excercise, good health, healthy diet some, stress reduction and good relationship with partner may help make sex pleasurable at any age.
Answered 7/13/2013
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