I am a 40 year old female that has had fibromyalgia and chronic pain since late teenage.
I have never been able to achieve an orgasm by myself or with a partner. I also don't really feel any sensation when the actual intercourse is happening. I take meds: Effexor, Welbutrin, and Amitriptiline. I feel so unfulfilled and therefore don't wish to have sex~this is really hard on my relationship with my husband. Please help!!!
Thank you for your question.
Check out these links for some articles about fibromyalgia and sex:
When Sex is a Pain- Wired Magazine
Intimacy and Fibromyalgia- Women's Health Matters Network
you need to enhance your sense of touch and feel , Do you like your Nipples played with and do you just relax dueing foreplay and Interciurse do you get eaten out and if so for how long! Is your intercourse fast or slow enough to where you can feel what is happening inside to you... Find what ever spots eheir are on you that will make you quiver inside and ouild from there! My email is melwynmel@yahoo.com
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