Yohimbine worked for me
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2020 5:11 pm
I have had anorgasmia for 41 years, since I was 17. I had an infection or something (doctors didn't find out what it was). In the course of a week I passed out repeatedly, couldn't urinate for almost 2 days, then had a spinal tap followed by a horrible day-long migraine-type headache. After that week I could not ejaculate for the next six months. (I was an inveterate masturbator, so tried a lot.) I also couldn't urinate standing up, which is still an issue.
Over the next few years the anorgasmia improved somewhat, but not all that much. I've been married 36 years, happily. For the first 20 or so years I would ejaculate maybe 25% of the time, after 45-60 minutes of very intense stimulation. Later I developed ED, and the anorgasmia got worse. I would ejaculate maybe 10% of the time, and only after 60-90 minutes of very intense stimulation.
Over the years I asked a couple of primary care physicians about the anorgasmia. (Bad idea.) They said anorgasmia is psychological in origin. Seeing therapists proved helpful in other ways, but had no effect on my anorgasmia. Eventually I stopped seeking to treat the anorgasmia.
As the ED progressed, Viagra stopped working adequately. A urologist prescribed Trimix. 2.5 units is enough, even though the prescription says to use between 10 and 40 units. I read online that if Trimix works at a very low dosage, the underlying cause of the ED is neurological. The idea that it was a neurological problem made me think to look again into the anorgasmia.
I asked the urologist for help with the anorgasmia. He said he hadn't treated it before, but researched it and prescribed Cabergoline. After 3 months I saw no effect.
I read online that Yohimbine helps some men with anorgasmia. I tried it and it worked.
I take 2.5mg of Yohimbine HCL (one capsule) 60-90 minutes before sex, and 2.5 units of Trimix 5 or 10 minutes before sex. Now I can ejaculate after as little as 5 minutes of stimulation. The stimulation still has to be very intense--I don't yet know whether that aspect of the anorgasmia will improve. Because of the Trimix, I can hold off indefinitely. For the past couple of months I have been able to ejaculate 100% of the time, and we don't need to have sex past the point where she is comfortable.
Higher doses of Yohimbine HCL make me clammy and jittery. Higher doses of Trimix cause priapism.
My wife has been supportive over the decades. She always insisted that the problem was physical, not psychological, but I always felt the anorgasmia was somehow "my fault". I finally agree with her. The most obvious explanation, that the anorgasmia resulted from an unusual neurological event at age 17, now seems obviously correct.
My anorgasmia put a lot of pressure on my wife over the decades. We had sex for far longer than she wanted, and we were always uncertain whether I would be able to ejaculate. I often felt like I was "close" when I wasn't.
The combination of Yohimbine HCL and Trimix has made life better for us. We are both pretty healthy (she more than I) and we hope we will have several more years together without the stress that my anorgasmia caused in our intimate life.
Over the next few years the anorgasmia improved somewhat, but not all that much. I've been married 36 years, happily. For the first 20 or so years I would ejaculate maybe 25% of the time, after 45-60 minutes of very intense stimulation. Later I developed ED, and the anorgasmia got worse. I would ejaculate maybe 10% of the time, and only after 60-90 minutes of very intense stimulation.
Over the years I asked a couple of primary care physicians about the anorgasmia. (Bad idea.) They said anorgasmia is psychological in origin. Seeing therapists proved helpful in other ways, but had no effect on my anorgasmia. Eventually I stopped seeking to treat the anorgasmia.
As the ED progressed, Viagra stopped working adequately. A urologist prescribed Trimix. 2.5 units is enough, even though the prescription says to use between 10 and 40 units. I read online that if Trimix works at a very low dosage, the underlying cause of the ED is neurological. The idea that it was a neurological problem made me think to look again into the anorgasmia.
I asked the urologist for help with the anorgasmia. He said he hadn't treated it before, but researched it and prescribed Cabergoline. After 3 months I saw no effect.
I read online that Yohimbine helps some men with anorgasmia. I tried it and it worked.
I take 2.5mg of Yohimbine HCL (one capsule) 60-90 minutes before sex, and 2.5 units of Trimix 5 or 10 minutes before sex. Now I can ejaculate after as little as 5 minutes of stimulation. The stimulation still has to be very intense--I don't yet know whether that aspect of the anorgasmia will improve. Because of the Trimix, I can hold off indefinitely. For the past couple of months I have been able to ejaculate 100% of the time, and we don't need to have sex past the point where she is comfortable.
Higher doses of Yohimbine HCL make me clammy and jittery. Higher doses of Trimix cause priapism.
My wife has been supportive over the decades. She always insisted that the problem was physical, not psychological, but I always felt the anorgasmia was somehow "my fault". I finally agree with her. The most obvious explanation, that the anorgasmia resulted from an unusual neurological event at age 17, now seems obviously correct.
My anorgasmia put a lot of pressure on my wife over the decades. We had sex for far longer than she wanted, and we were always uncertain whether I would be able to ejaculate. I often felt like I was "close" when I wasn't.
The combination of Yohimbine HCL and Trimix has made life better for us. We are both pretty healthy (she more than I) and we hope we will have several more years together without the stress that my anorgasmia caused in our intimate life.