Come Again
A Physician's Guide to Sexual Function in Midlife, Menopause, and Beyond
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Come Again
Narrated by:
Lauren F. Streicher M.D.
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Narrated by:
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Lauren F. Streicher M.D.
Are you ready to come again?
What if your tried-and-true maneuvers that consistently ended in orgasm suddenly no longer worked? Or the time and effort it took to climax was hardly worth it?
If you have lost your libido and want to find it, if sex hurts like hell, or if you are wondering if you will have another orgasm, you are not alone. Sandpaper sex, a loss of libido, and the inability to have an orgasm are among the most common midlife surprises you were never warned about. A lack of desire for sex is the number one sexual complaint of menopausal women, and difficulty with orgasm is the second most common sexual issue, experienced by over 50% of postmenopausal women.
There is hope. Come Again is a solution-driven, science-based guide to address the biological, hormonal, and medical reasons for loss of desire, pain with sexual activity, and menopausal difficulty with orgasm. Lauren Streicher, MD, an internationally known expert in sexual medicine and menopause, shares hormonal and non-hormonal solutions to kickstart your libido and wake up your clitoral nerve endings.
As if hot flashes weren’t enough, the ability of nerve endings to respond can be sabotaged by the processes of aging—decreased blood flow, low estrogen, medications, and damage to blood vessels from medical problems such as diabetes, cancer treatments, multiple sclerosis, or vascular disease. Existing information about sexual function and orgasm generally addresses psychosocial and relationship aspects. You don’t need to be told to have a glass of wine and plan a date night if your inability to orgasm is due to a biologic problem.
“If you haven’t been given a solution, it doesn’t mean there isn’t one,” says Dr. Streicher. “My goal is to educate and entertain while providing science-based solutions and strategies to help you come again.”
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