What to do if you can't orgasm – and how to have better sex every single time
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dailystar.co.ukA female orgasm might seem like it's easy but sadly a lot of women struggle to reach the big-O. In fact, it's a thing and those who struggle to climax are likely to have anorgasmia or Coughlan’s Syndrome.
This affects between 5-10% of women and a smaller percentage of men, but it's unclear what actually causes it. So what can you do if you can't reach orgasm and your relationship is suffering as a result?
While everyone's different, there are ways to help to increase the chances of experiencing an orgasm. Luckily, anorgasmia can be cured but sometimes it isn't a quick or easy fix.
The causes can be physical, emotional or psychological – or even a combination of all three, meaning that treatment varies. Stephanie Taylor, managing
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