His and Her Health

Hello everyone,
I am a new member in this forum.I always had good clitoral orgasms.My orgasmic intensity has greatly reduced one year after the birth of my daughter.I still have orgasms,but i can hardly feel them,as if it is happening far away from my body.The decline was gradual ,almost one year after vaginal delivery.I have no problem with arousal and lubrication only the orgasms are very weak.My nipple sensitivity has also reduced.Does vaginal birth and epiostomy can lead to orgasmic dysfunction?My testosterone,prolactin and thyroid levels are all normal and i am 32 yrs old.It is extremely frustrating to get aroused but not have orgasms

If anyone has any replies or suggestions i will be very greatful.Sorry for the long post.
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Hi jhoom.

I have the same problem but have never had children. Just wanted to direct you to this thread - it's actually in the men's health section (I'm female) but it's a thread I have only just found after having this problem for about 3 years now, and I have felt so much better having people to talk to about it.

http://www.hisandherhealth.com/cgi-bin/ubb_newshe/ultimatebb.cgi?/topic/7/324.html

Turns out after reading this that there's a name for the problem - sexual anhedonia or ejaculatory anhedonia (which I don't know if you could apply to women) but it seems that it is so much more common in men hence there being a men's thread on it, but I wonder if you may find more answers in there and join us in helping to find out what's wrong (it's a 57 page long thread so there seem to be several men suffering from it!).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anhedonia

Take care and hope to see you over there.

I am the guy who started the thread on the men's board. I encourage you to read through it. We may all be in the same boat. Plesae feel free to post there.

Thanks a lot.I will definitely read the thread.