[ItsASecret]

If you are on other medications it is actually best to ask a pharmacist, they are trained to know the in's and out's of every single medication and any combination out there. Doctors only prescribe them and know the basics. WC is definitely right with the specialists, every doctor is trained differently and for example a GP won't know the material an OBGYN knows and so on. When dealing with hormones the specialist to go to is an Endocrinologist. Try out tantric if its your thing, try out teasing by bringing yourself to the point of knowing your going to orgasm and stop and repeat the process till you cannot take it anymore. Try experimenting with the different toys, even the heating oils all over your body to get you in that tingly mood (I love those oils lol).

Right now you are in the same league as 40 something percent of the population of women who simply cannot get everything out of sex that they desire. Just like WC said you need to find out what works best for you, which will take time. Took myself way too long but I managed one orgasm, nothing since then though but that single one with him has made me want to push harder. One day you could fall into sought after outlying category of orgasm statistics which is the major multi-orgasmic woman.

[WildChild]

Secret, one thing I've found it that you can't force it. You may get farther faster by relaxing. Wanting it too much, trying too hard, you tense up. The idea of building up anticipation is a good one! Teasing around your nipples and clit, until you can't not go there can build you up to a major orgasm. Now you know you can, I'm sure you'll soon be cumming regularly!

[jamesannie]

Organ Donation is a good thing.Kidney transplant is done for who has lost over 85% of the function of his/her kidneys. At this stage patient cannot lead a comfortable life with medications alone ; the patient should undergo kidney transplantation surgery , if he/she is medically fit for the procedure.The donor can be either a living person or a person who has had a brain death. The living donor has to be a healthy person above the age of 18 years and below 60 years, and should have two normally functioning kidneys ; he/she should not have any medical illness which makes him/her a high risk for anesthesia and surgery. The medical fitness for kidney donation can be find out after a detailed medical evaluation.For more information refer. This is very helpful.