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Anorgasmia

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anorgasmia /an·or·gas·mia/ (an″or-gaz´me-ah) inability or failure to experience orgasm.anorgas´mic
Anorgasmia
The inability to achieve orgasm, or loss of sexual desire/libido and/or sexual function, which may be a transient side effect of SRI agents or other drugs
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