• Q&A: I Have Never Experienced Orgasm. What Do You Suggest I Do?

  

  With time, patience and practice, most women are able to learn to orgasm so the chances that you will, too, are certainly in your favor.

• Are You Curious About the Clitoris?

  Many women and men are curious about a woman's clitoris - after all, it is sometimes described as a woman's "pleasure center."

• Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome: 200 Orgasms a Day???

  Dr. Sandra Leiblum has done some research on PSAS, or Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome. Some women with this condition can have up to 200 orgasms a day.

• Q&A: Is it Possible To Delay Female Orgasm?

  Q&A about the possibility of delaying female orgasm and why coming too quickly isn't only a problem for men.

• Q&A: My Girlfriend’s Vagina Becomes Sensitive After Orgasm

  Whenever I give my girlfriend and orgasm she always tells me to stop because her vagina becomes too sensitive to touch. Is this normal? Should we be concerned?

• Q&A: Anti-Depressants, Sexual Side-Effects & Ability To Orgasm

  Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a reader's question about the possible sexual side effects of anti-depressants and the ability to orgasm

• Q&A: Achieving Female Orgasms During Intercourse

  A female reader asks about ways to attain orgasm from vaginal intercourse and if it is normal form women to have trouble reaching orgasm.

• Q&A: Can An Anti-Anxiety Drug Interfere With Having An Orgasm?

  Q&A about how medications (for anxiety and irritable bowel syndrome) can impact the ability to orgasm.

• Q&A: Can Masturbation Cause Physical Damage To The Clitoris?

  A reader asks about the possibility of the clitoris being desensitized from over stimulation and how to help his girlfriend achieve orgasm

• Q&A: Change in Ease of Reaching Female Orgasm, Vaginal Sensitivity

  A female reader asks about having difficulty reaching orgasm when she never used to in the past. What could have caused her change in sensitivity?

• Q&A: Female Ejaculation And Peeing

  A reader asks about peeing after masturbation and the possibility of female ejaculation.

• Q&A: How Can I Have An Orgasm?

  Q&A about problems with orgasm both alone and with a partner including pain with stimulation of the clitoris.

• Q&A: Becoming Orgasmic For Women

  A reader asks about how to reach an orgasm and Kinsey Confidential responds with book and exercise suggestions.

• Q&A: Female Orgasm, Throbbing And Sensation

  Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a reader's question about throbbing in the vagina and the relationship to orgasms alone or with a partner.

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