No one can have perfect and ecstatic sex forever. Maybe one day you suddenly find that the feeling that once brought you infinite joy is as hard to grasp as clouds. Do you understand the reason for this embarrassment? Medical experts refer to this phenomenon of the sudden disappearance of orgasm as "interrupted orgasm." In fact, due to differences in physiological structure, it is much more difficult for women to achieve orgasm than for men.

Learn to talk to your body

The cooling of sexual sensitivity is often due to a lack of intimate touch or ignorance of one's own body, resulting in a lack of awareness of one's own sexual zones and feelings. If you don’t understand it, it will certainly be difficult to climb the peak of sensory pleasure.

Some women are so unfamiliar with their own bodies that they have never even bothered to study their own physiological structure, so that their feelings are completely frozen. Understand your own body and explore the source of pleasure in your body. When you integrate that experience into sex, you will have unexpected effects.

Understand your own body cycle

Generally, the secretion of hormones in the human body is likely to affect sexual desire. Abnormally low secretion of the human body's love hormones, progesterone, and testosterone will reduce sexual desire, cause abnormal uterine contractions, and even change the sensitivity to orgasm. Irregular menstruation and pelvic pain can prevent orgasm, and when women enter menopause, secretion disorders can also affect sexual desire. If the situation is serious, you need to seek help from a doctor.

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