Medical terminology orgasm

In , Psychology Today ran an article titled "A person who menstruates is unfit to be a mother," Carol Tavris wrote in her book " The Mismeasure of Woman " Touchstone, Male reproductive physiology. In , Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially sign up for the Boston Marathon — but race officials didn't know she was a woman. Despite any claims to the contrary, there is a condom out there for everyone. In an article titled " Sex in Education: or a fair chance for the girls ," American Doctor Edward Clark wrote that because women menstruate, they have less blood overall compared to men, and therefore less energy. Log in. Many women suffering from PGAD have to avoid certain triggers, which can include everything from bumpy car journeys to inserting a tampon.

OK, yes, but ouch. This is applicable to everybody having sex in barns, I assume. Anorgasmia is the medical term for regular difficulty reaching orgasm after ample sexual stimulation. I like this one better, though — it implies that somebody else did all the work. Sexual dysfunction in women: Epidemiology, risk factors, and evaluation. By JR Thorpe.

I can see this one coming back ha ha into common English these days. But it doesn't always look — or sound — like it does in the movies. Natural Medicines. Changes in sexual function among midlife women: "I'm older … and I'm wiser.