Is there a PROVEN product out there that helps with a woman with an arousal disorder...?
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haha.. if there is, i'd like to know too.  my wife has lost 300% of her arousal :(
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My sister make a certain kind of candle to help with her ADD. She is an herbalist. You may want to ask her. (karen@altnature.com )
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id say alot of herbal supplements. You can usually ask them at the vitamin stores.I expierience the same exact condition, and have tried that route. Unfortunately it diddnt word for me! I take a pill called kolonopin .05mg. Its the least strongest of the dose and works fine. I dont get groggy, and it helps take the edge off. Maybe if the natural method doesnt work for you , you can talk to your dr. There are alot of medicines tha dont make you feel like your on another planet! or drowsy! I even tried yoga. but i have 2 kids, im 26, and just got into 2 car accidents that limit my mobility. No dancing for me lately! and this is vegas!! good luck. And dont let it make you think your crazy, just overwhelmed at the moment!!
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Hi I knowI am not a woman but my wife has had it.  She was dealing with it ever since she first started her period but did nto knwo it and was put on the pill to control it.  When we got married it intensified and got ten times worse, sex was out fo the question, rough honeymoon.  Anyway she did the Lupron and it did the same to her as it seems to have to you, nothing.  She was a wreck and it still was there.  She did surgery and it helped for about 2 months.  HErs was stage 4.  The doc was offereing a hystorectomy but we ha just married and wanted kids but not now.  She found a chiropracter that practiced applied kiniseology.  It was kinda crazy but it worked.  She had her on all these "potions" to support her body and did alot fo work with her more emotional than physical.  Not sure what happened or how it worked but she has been Endo free for 8 yrs, zero pain.  Still struggling with the weight gain but now we can blame it on two wonderful kids.  Find a doc in your area that practices applied kinesiology, usually a chiropractor.  Sounds crazy I know but it worked a miracle for us.  All the pointion and tinctures and emotioanl counseling she did for my wife was on top of the world when it was over.
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The only one that has been proven to work that I know of is Maca Root.  You can get it at GNC or healthfood stores.  Trust me it really gets you off!
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I would visit the local adult toy store and pick up a good toy that makes vibrating movements/ vibrator.  Has honestly saved my life a time or two!\nGood Luck!
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Women do not experience orgasm as reliably as men, and reports of difficulty reaching orgasm are common. Usually, men can have an orgasm, although rarely, men may have what's called an inhibited orgasm. Even a man whose prostate has been removed can still have an orgasm.\n\nMany women require direct clitoral stimulation before orgasms; some women have never had an orgasm. From what we know about the differences in sexual response between men and women, it seems that the female orgasm is more dependent upon certain conditions such as her constitution, her partner, the quality of the couple's lovemaking, and her mood, stress, and energy levels.\n\nDespite these many factors affecting a woman's ability to orgasm, a single word may help to describe the source of orgasmic problems experienced by many women: arousal. Women are often insufficiently sexually aroused to reach orgasm.\n\nArousal tends to take longer, is more vulnerable to interruption, and is more difficult to restore in women than in men. A broader range of stimuli arouse men, whereas women's arousal tends to be much more contextual.\n\nLet's look at two examples. First, women who suffer from low testosterone complain of difficulties with sexual arousal and also, often, of loss of orgasmic capacity. Frequently, a treatment regimen of replacement testosterone restores not only arousal, but also the capacity for satisfying orgasms.\n\nIf arousal is not restored, orgasmic capacity will not return, either. A second example comes from a recent case report in which three women who were taking SSRI antidepressants and suffering from anorgasmia (inability to have an orgasm) were given Cialis, a PDE5 inhibitor, before engaging in sex.\n\nMedications in the PDE5 class (Viagra is another) work specifically on the body's arousal mechanisms. All three women responded to the Cialis and regained their capacity for orgasm.\n\nLow hormone levels (in the first example) and a side effect of a drug used to treat depression (in the second) may interfere with a woman's ability to become sexually aroused.\n\nOther factors, such as boredom, partner conflicts, stress from jobs or children, or psychological inhibition can also impair sexual arousal. It's important for a woman first to establish what factors are blocking her arousal, and then to work with an appropriate health professional to address her specific problem.\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/sexderogatis/636/no-orgasm-it-may-mean-poor-arousal;_ylt=AlfLF.8apkwsliWbi2aVt5XVvLcF\n\nHere is a forum about it.....
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There's a testosterone patch (Intrinsa) that's under evaluation for women to boost the sex drive. I don't know when it's supposed to come out or what the status of it is right now. Check with your GYN. He/she should know.\n\nI got divorced after 17 years. That worked for me lol (actually that's not even a joke)
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Maybe he should try an energy enhancement, like Red Bull. It'll help him get thru the evening without falling asleep on you. You don't believe in masturbating?? I think he's not the one with issues here. I'm sorry, if my hubby couldn't perform for me, after a few days, I have to do something. I have toys, plus do the other stuff. Women have needs, and there's nothing wrong with masturbation, unless you have no idea how to do it....Its perfectly normal and healthy to masturbate!....GL;)
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You could try birthcontrol but it is not a gaurantee.I know personally I gained a half inch or so from this.You will just have to try it and find out.
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Rogaine makes a product for women.  Perhaps that would help?
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See your doctor and try Paxil. It works for me. Also check out this website http://www.stresscenter.com/cts/21347914. These tapes are great and this woman offers a lot of help and hope.
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A lot of women have that problem after having kids. Ask your doctor about medication for that.  There is one called Datrol that works.  In the meantime, buy Serenity pads to help with accidents.
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KEEPING YOUR BLOOD GLUCOSE UNDER CONTROL... IN MY RELATIONSHIP NATURAL APHRODISIAC ARE EFFECTIVE..  IT PERMITS AN NATURAL AROUSAL AND NOT GET DEPENDENT ON MEDICATIONS...  GOOD LUCK
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I know several people who have it. We have found that Guaifenesin Therapy seems to help. I've posted a link to a page that gives some info about that.
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NO, I do not. I would rather go for natural remedies... things like washing face with cold water at regular intervals, tea/coffee, eat light, etc.\n\nModafinil available in commercial trade names like Provigil, Sparlon is a wakefulness promoting agent.\n\nIt is used to improve wakefulness in people who have excessive daytime sleepiness associated with narcolepsy, or stopped breathing while sleeping or have difficulty breathing while sleeping (obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea syndrome), or shift work sleep disorder .\n\nCaution: It can decrease the effectiveness of certain contraceptives including birth control pills and implantable contraceptives.\n\nIts side affects include headache infection, nausea, nervousness, feeling anxious, trouble sleeping, etc.
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I have already readed it, it's very usefull.\n"\nA Bigger Better Orgasm \n\nBoth men and woman can use the following techniques to make orgasms longer, stronger, more intense and, ultimately, more healthful. \n\n1. GAIN PELVIC MUSCLE CONTROL The pubococcygeal (PC) muscle group, which supports the pelvic floor, is the one that spasms when you have an orgasm. If it's in good shape, more blood will flow to the pelvic area during arousal and the PC will contract more strongly, making orgasms last longer and feel more intense. To paraphrase a statement about scientific discovery, "Orgasm favors the prepared body." Kegel exercises are a simple way to strengthen PC muscles. To do them, squeeze the muscle you use to voluntarily hold back your urine. Hold for two seconds and then release. Repeat 20 times, three times a day. \n\n2. CONTROL VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS IN SEX You may already realize that some of the phenomena happening to your body during sex are under your control. While you cannot voluntarily increase and decrease your heart rate, you can take charge of various voluntary activities and thereby improve your sexual sensations. \n\nAs you approach orgasm, try speeding up your breathing and alternately tensing and relaxing your arm or leg muscles. During another session of lovemaking, practice squeezing or fluttering your PC muscle. The main behavioral principle is to choose one physical aspect of orgasm that you can control and overpractice it. Soon you will have trained your body so that all of these responses will work together effortlessly and occur spontaneously during future orgasms. \n\n3. MONITOR YOUR AROUSAL LEVELS As you make love, note your arousal levels on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being orgasm. As you reach each level, briefly stop and allow your arousal to subside so that rather than shooting straight for the moon, your arousal rises in a wave-like pattern. This technique, known as peaking, results in intense orgasms, possibly because it optimizes endorphin release. \n\nIn a related exercise, plateauing, squeeze your PC muscle, change your breathing, change your focus or change your speed in order to stay at high arousal levels for a long time prior to orgasm. Learning peaking and plateauing with a partner helps you develop a shared language of arousal and orgasm. "