Hell is Too Many Orgasms

This week in “Be Careful What You Wish For” medical conditions, we bring you Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD) sometimes inaccurately referred to as “Permanent Sexual Arousal Syndrome,” “Persistent Genital Arousal,” and my personal favorite, “Iku Iku Byo” which is translated from Japanese as “Cum Cum Disease.”

Information on this condition is spotty at best. Many women are too embarrassed to report it, others are misdiagnosed as sex addicts, and still others fall victim to the tabloids, who are more interested in sparking people’s interest in fantasy and scandal than in reporting news.

In short, PGAD is a state of constant arousal in women, unconnected to outside stimuli and worst of all: unaffected by orgasm. That’s right, women with this condition will easily go through dozens if not hundreds of orgasms a day without ever achieving a sense of satisfaction. Some will be set off by the smallest things – hairdryers, cell phones, moving trains – others will climax from talking about the condition.

Sounds great for the guys, right? Wrong. Some women report pushing their husbands away as much as possible, since they cherish every moment that is free of arousal. Other men leave or get dumped because their girlfriend or wife has stopped finding any satisfaction or happiness with them, even after hours of apparent passion and multiple orgasms.

Some women report getting taken advantage of by selfish lovers who take their constant orgasms as an excuse to just lie there.

Doctors are currently working to diagnose this strange and unexplainable condition. As of yet there is no clear cause, since onset has occurred in women of different ages with different apparent causes. Some claim it started with a change in medication, others during pregnancy. The need for proper diagnoses and treatment is greater than most people realize: the side effects of PGAD are depression and suicide. Some have voluntarily committed themselves to mental institutions.

So many women struggle with finding even one orgasm, it’s hard to understand such horrible problems stemming from an abundance of them. But PGAD sufferers face ridicule, embarrassment and sarcasm, even from their doctors. Their work is interrupted and their relationships destroyed. And all of this comes with an unending feeling of desire that can never be satisfied.

As one sufferer reminds us, “Anything unrelenting is torture.”

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