I agree with Cary. You can have your androgen levels measured. It is perfectly normal to have a high sex drive and have multiple orgasms caused by a more innervation in the cervix and vagina than other women. You will never loose these sensations as long as you stay away from pelvic surgery. But I would suggest that you encourage your boyfriend to give you the number of orgasms that you need for satisfaction. He has other things than a penis that will be able to satisfy you. Also, your multiple orgasms come from feeling great sensations from nerve endings in the cervix and genitalia that is directly connected to the Thalamus, the place in the brain that feels pleasure and pain. So keep enjoying and don't have a gynecological surgery like a LEEP or a Hysterectomy except to absolutely save your life or you will not have these great sensations. Gynecologist are not usually up on the neurobiology of women and especially those that cause orgasm. Dr. Beverly Whipple just within the past decade determined the science of orgasm, and Dr. Karen Berkley and J.J. Collins have researched as neuroscientist and neurobiologist nerve endings in the pelvic area and genitalia.
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I agree with Cary. You can have your androgen levels measured. It is perfectly normal to have a high sex drive and have multiple orgasms caused by a more innervation in the cervix and vagina than other women. You will never loose these sensations as long as you stay away from pelvic surgery. But I would suggest that you encourage your boyfriend to give you the number of orgasms that you need for satisfaction. He has other things than a penis that will be able to satisfy you. Also, your multiple orgasms come from feeling great sensations from nerve endings in the cervix and genitalia that is directly connected to the Thalamus, the place in the brain that feels pleasure and pain. So keep enjoying and don't have a gynecological surgery like a LEEP or a Hysterectomy except to absolutely save your life or you will not have these great sensations. Gynecologist are not usually up on the neurobiology of women and especially those that cause orgasm. Dr. Beverly Whipple just within the past decade determined the science of orgasm, and Dr. Karen Berkley and J.J. Collins have researched as neuroscientist and neurobiologist nerve endings in the pelvic area and genitalia.
October 7, 2010 - 2:26amThis Comment
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