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PostPosted: 02/15/07 - 10:16    Post subject: trouble climaxing at 48 Vote now! Reply with quote
Once able to have orgasms what is now causing me to not be able to climax. Everything else works right up until that point and then just frustration. If it's decreased hormones is there anything that can be done about it even if I am not a candidate for birth control pills.
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