Ouch, Bladder Causing Orgasm Dysfunction

Sex is fun. When sex turns painful, it loses its appeal. From injuries to mental issues, sex problems stem from a varied and studied set of issues. One of the least common and known issues is Interstitial Cystitis. Connected to the kidneys, the bladder helps dispel any unwanted liquids from the body.

Without the bladder, the urethra would have no means of storing liquid waste needed for disposing. When the small sack becomes filled, the body disposes of the waste. During sex, an overactive bladder can interrupt the sexual act.

Not only does the patient experience problems, her partner does as well. The individual with an overactive bladder may not be able to obtain an orgasm, leaving her less than content with her sexual encounter. Aside from the frequent need to go to the bathroom, orgasm dysfunction caused by the bladder may also produce pain. When bladder pain is the cause of orgasm dysfunction, we call it Interstitial Cystitis, a urinary bladder disease characterized by the frequency and urgency to urinate often associated with pressure or pain in the bladder or pelvis. 

There may be difficulty in starting the urine stream causing discomfort while driving, traveling or working.  Although the disease previously was believed to be a condition of menopausal women, growing numbers of women are being diagnosed in their twenties and younger.

Women who experience pain urinate, may want to take a Natural Relief Formula For Painful Bladder & Intersitial Cystitis, a formula that will help eliminate discomfort during sex as well as during the urination process. Women will be able to feel the warm, euphoric feeling of an orgasm and will not be interrupted by the incessant, exasperating feeling of having to go to the bathroom.