Organic causes of anorgasmia The physiology of orgasm is too complex, a series of reflex contractions of genital muscles located in the vagina, are involved. Any disease or traumatism in that area or the ingestion of any drug can be an organic cause to inhibit the orgasm. It is less frequent. It is believed that about 5% of anorgasmia can have an organic cause and that the rest has psychologic causes. Currently the latest studies of Anatomy and Physiology of women seem to be changing those concepts and attributing a major incidence to organic causes.

 

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