I have suffered from this for about 10 years now. None of my doctors could ever find anything wrong or figure it out. Back then they called it female priapism for lack of a better name. I know that this condition is totally undesired and not a result of being "turned-on". It is the most uncomfortable and unrelentless form of torture I can think of. Some may think "Oh, how lucky to be able to experience orgasms", which would be great if that is all it is. However, imagine succumbing to the unrelentless desire to orgasm and experiencing an orgasm that never, never satisfies. As a matter of fact, the more you try to satisfy the urge to orgasm, the harder it is to satisfy. It is like having an intense itch that when you scratch it, it only gets worse. You eventually have to ignore the itch and just hope it goes away. I think we all know how hard that would be. I strongly feel that there should be more studies on this, so that perhaps a cure for symptoms or even the etiology can be discovered. I would like to know, if one is willing to be part of a study for this if there are any active studies out there? Or perhaps a researcher out there looking for a worthy study to request a grant for? I'm game to try anything to find relief.
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I have suffered from this for about 10 years now. None of my doctors could ever find anything wrong or figure it out. Back then they called it female priapism for lack of a better name. I know that this condition is totally undesired and not a result of being "turned-on". It is the most uncomfortable and unrelentless form of torture I can think of. Some may think "Oh, how lucky to be able to experience orgasms", which would be great if that is all it is. However, imagine succumbing to the unrelentless desire to orgasm and experiencing an orgasm that never, never satisfies. As a matter of fact, the more you try to satisfy the urge to orgasm, the harder it is to satisfy. It is like having an intense itch that when you scratch it, it only gets worse. You eventually have to ignore the itch and just hope it goes away. I think we all know how hard that would be. I strongly feel that there should be more studies on this, so that perhaps a cure for symptoms or even the etiology can be discovered. I would like to know, if one is willing to be part of a study for this if there are any active studies out there? Or perhaps a researcher out there looking for a worthy study to request a grant for? I'm game to try anything to find relief.
March 15, 2010 - 4:46pmThis Comment
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