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Sexual pleasure is still possible...
(05/04/2004)

by Unknown


Sexual pleasure is still possible even in people with complete spinal cord injury without sensation or movement. It is important to note that self-reported incidence of orgasm in people with SCI is consistently around 50%. Reports of orgasm have not been strongly associated with level or completeness of the SCI. Many people report an area of hyper-sensitivity above the level of injury that when stimulated results in sexual arousal and sometimes orgasm. Other people report having orgasm as the result of stimulation of the ears, neck, breasts, or through fantasy. Orgasm in people with SCI usually requires a much longer period of stimulation than before injury. It is also important to note that the majority of people with SCI report sexual satisfaction even if they do not experience orgasm.

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