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It is estimated that around 90 per cent of male anorgasmia orgasm problems are related to psychological issues. Surveys point to performance anxiety as the number one psychological problem. Performance anxiety in this context is not necessarily related to 'staying power' or duration of sexual intercourse. It may relate more to attempts to 'will' a state of sexual resolution which in turn leads to a vicious cycle of anxiety.
Other causes are, the sedative effects of some drugs, including alcohol, are known to impair the male orgasmic climax response. Chronic illness and pain can have a general debilitating effect over many aspects of life including sexuality. It is also known that spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis,
testosterone hormone conditions and diabetes can be implicated.You have ruled out many of these symptoms.
As men age, their testes often produce somewhat less testosterone than they did during adolescence and early adulthood, when production of this hormone peaks.
Many older men have testosterone levels within the normal range of healthy younger men. Others have levels well below this range. It might be a good idea to have your Testosterone levels tested.
Testosterone treatment therapy issue remains a scientifically unproven method for preventing or relieving any physical or psychological changes that men with normal testosterone levels may experience as they get older. Supplements may help a man with exceptionally low testosterone levels maintain strong muscles and bones and increase sex drive.
Treatment options include, in situations where the male orgasmic inhibition condition is causing concern, it is normal practice for a physical examination to be conducted and organic causes ruled out before other treatment options are considered. Treatment is likely to be facilitated by a qualified sex counselor or sex therapist.
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Posted by justaguy
I am 39, in reasonable shape. I can run two miles in about 18 minutes. I am not taking any medications, and have never taken perscription medication for an extended period of time. I have no known medical problems. (No diabetes, slightly elevated cholesterol). I am generally a very happy person. I rarely drink, am not depressed, am not addicted to anything. Speaking to other people, I believe that I have fewer emotional problems than most. I am very fond of sex and sexuality, to include kissing, touching, intimate contact, emotional connection and intercourse. I do have the habit of masturbating almost daily.My penis is not sensitive at all. If my girlfriend sucks on my finger, it feels very good. Oral sex feels... barely there. Touching my partners vagina with my finger feels warm, wet, tight and well... interesting. Sexual intercourse with my penis feels much like sticking my finger under a pillow. There is some vague sensation, but not much. Sex typically lasts 30 minutes from start to finish, including 20 minutes of actual intercourse. Given sufficent concentration I can ejaculate about 70% of the time. Given sufficent stimulation, I can ejaculate, but the most I ever feel is 'meh'. Ejaculation feels like a completely hollow, shallow, twitch like action.
This has been the case for as long as I can remember. Is there any treatment for this? I do NOT believe my problem is primarily mental, so physiological based treatment is not likely to be effective.