Objectives The quality of sexual function, especially orgasm, is one the most important issues related to health and fertility. present study aims investigate effect mindfulness-based sex therapy on orgasm function women with disorder. Methods This a clinical trial. Participants were 25 Iranian married referred clinics family therapy, psychiatry in Tehran, Iran who selected by convenience sampl...

Recent research indicating that roughly a third of the variation in female orgasmic frequency is heritable leaves a substantial amount of non-heritable variation to be explained. Given that emotion regulation is central to attachment theory and that attachment insecurity in infancy and avoidance in adulthood are not heritable, it was predicted that (higher levels of) avoidance would predict (lo...

The view that female infra-human primates do not achieve orgasm is widespread [e.g. FORD and BEACH, 1952; MORRIS, 1967]. It has been assumed that this aspect of sexual behaviour is qualitatively different in man. While there has been much experimentation in the neurophysiology and endocrinology of sexual behaviour in infra-human primates over the past 30-40 years, the assumption that female mon...

Reflex seizures can occur in response to a variety of stimuli, both sensory and emotional. Common triggers include light and music; however, in a growing number of case reports, the phenomenon of sexual activity triggering epileptic seizures is described. The majority of these case reports have been in women so far, and most have been found to localise to the right cerebral hemisphere on interi...

Results Mean women’s age was 24 years. More than half of them (58.1%) were in a stable relationship, while the majority of them (84.4%) had sexual activity during the last year. Regarding sexual interest, 66.7% didn’t have any difficulties during the last three months, while nearly one third of the women (27%) seem to face some orgasmic difficulties. 39% of the participants believe that women s...

BACKGROUND Female sexual dysfunction is a common problem among general population, especially in urogynecological patient, and can lead to a decrease in quality of life and affect martial relationship. OBJECTIVE This study was compared the effect of surgical methods versus physiotherapy on sexual function in pelvic floor disorder. MATERIALS AND METHODS This randomized controlled trial was p...

Relevant information for clinical decision-making in a wide spectrum of diseases includes the extent to which sexual function is intact, how important it is to preserve sexual capacity and whether waning sexual function causes distress. Little information is available on elderly men. We aimed to obtain this basic information. Radiumhemmet's Scale of Sexual Function was posted to 435 randomly se...

Orgasmic dysfunction in females is commonly reported in the general population with little consensus on its aetiology. We performed a classical twin study to explore whether there were observable genetic influences on female orgasmic dysfunction. Adult females from the TwinsUK register were sent a confidential survey including questions on sexual problems. Complete responses to the questions on...

CONTEXT Female sexual pain and dysfunction. OBJECTIVE To evaluate the effectiveness of a new site-specific, manual soft-tissue therapy in increasing orgasm and reducing dyspareunia (painful intercourse) in women with histories indicating abdominopelvic adhesion formation. DESIGN AND INTERVENTION A total of 29 new patients presenting with infertility or abdominopelvic pain-related problems, ...

Introduction. Persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD) is a newly recognized disorder in women. It is described as unwanted, persistent feelings of genital arousal unrelated to sexual desire and not relieved by orgasm. Its prevalence is estimated to approach 1% of young women. Until now, this has not been described in men. Aim. Here we present a case of a 27-year-old male with symptoms consis...