New Drug Tackles Premature Orgasm in Women

A new drug that helps women to cope with premature orgasm is to enter the market soon. With the new pill developed by the famous pharmaceutical company Pfizer women will be able to control orgasm and to enjoy intercourse longer.

It sounds very surprising, but the fact remains: though lots of women complain about difficulties related to arousal and achieving orgasm, there are those who cannot enjoy sex for as long time as they wish, due to some peculiarities of their physiology. Many of them do not get complete satisfaction, since early climax is not as strong as orgasm that is achieved after a certain amount of time. A really strong orgasm does require gradually increasing arousal.

What is premature female orgasm? This is a condition where a woman reaches the peak of sexual excitement before she or her partner wishes, according to studies by Pfizer. The studies say that such lack of control affects a woman's sexual performance. Often this is not realized by the women as their partners prefer to keep quiet about it.

After years of studies and experiments Pfizer have developed a new premature orgasm treatment drug. This drug is intended to prolong and to intensify orgasm in women. Also the new drug contributes to better lubrication, more intensive sexual arousal and less pain.

Like all other medications the drug might cause headaches and vision problems.

This is not the only good news for women. Another famous pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly also plans to develop treatment drugs for sexual dysfunction in women. According to a recent study administered at the University of Chicago, there are more women suffering from sexual dysfunctions than men. About 43 percent of women aged from 18 to 39 suffer from this or that sexual dysfunction. That is why drug manufacturers are constantly working at development of female sexual dysfunction drugs.

The question remains: is female premature orgasm a matter to complain about? An enormous number of women dream of “suffering” from such a disorder!