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Have Bi Polar Disorder. Clitoris Has Lost Sensitivity. Had Oral Sex. Will I Be Okay?
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I am 21 years old and I have recently lost almost all sensitivity in my clitoris. I use to orgasm best off of clitoral stimulation and receiving oral sex. Now I feel nothing during masturbation or oral sex sessions. I have recently been put on a bunch of new medications to treat my recently diagnosed bipolar disorder and at first I believed the medicine could be causing this but these are all medicines I have taken in the past. How can I determine what has caused my sudden loss of sensitivity? Also who can help me regain it or what can I try to increase the likelihood of it coming back?
I am 21 years old and I have recently lost almost all sensitivity in my clitoris. I use to orgasm best off of clitoral stimulation and receiving oral sex. Now I feel nothing during masturbation or oral sex sessions. I have recently been put on a bunch of new medications to treat my recently diagnosed bipolar disorder and at first I believed the medicine could be causing this but these are all medicines I have taken in the past. How can I determine what has caused my sudden loss of sensitivity? Also who can help me regain it or what can I try to increase the likelihood of it coming back?
Mon, 6 May 2013
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I have gone through your available history.
It is less likely that drugs for bipolar mood disorder is causing you loss of sensitivity in clitoris.
It may be due to
- Temporary phase of decreased interest in sex which may lead to reduced orgasm
- stress of having illness
- depression phase of bipolar mood disorder
There are some temporary period in life of many persons who have this kind of symptoms. If it persist, you should consult sexologist or your psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and management.
thanks.
Thanks for using healthcare magic.
I have gone through your available history.
It is less likely that drugs for bipolar mood disorder is causing you loss of sensitivity in clitoris.
It may be due to
- Temporary phase of decreased interest in sex which may lead to reduced orgasm
- stress of having illness
- depression phase of bipolar mood disorder
There are some temporary period in life of many persons who have this kind of symptoms. If it persist, you should consult sexologist or your psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and management.
thanks.
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