🧵 What all can cause primary anorgasmia/pleasure-disassocitative orgasmic disorder in males?

Anonymous at Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:09:10 UTC No. 16256248

I am 20 years old and have never orgasmed in my life. This seems to be a very rare condition, and self research on the internet has proven very frustrating as I keep getting results for causes of anorgasmia later in life or different types of sexual dysfunction. I was hoping this board might be able to help me.
Other conditions I know I have: autism spectrum disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, non-24 hour sleep wake disorder/free-running sleep disorder, brachydactily type D, illusions, circumcision.
Possible conditions I have: asthma, sunken chest, brachydactily type E, gynecomastia, hallucinations, ADHD, tunnel vision
The only medication I have ever been on is anti-biotics
The following is a list of conditions I’ve heard can cause anorgasmia, with reasons I think they may be right or wrong:
>prolactinoma
+can also cause gynecomastia
+can cause vision problems if it grows too big
-rare in children, don’t know how rare at pubescence.
>multiple sclerosis
+can also cause vision problems
-usual onset is 20-50 years old according to wikipedia
>klinefelter syndrome
+correlated with autism
+displayed weakness and lack of coordination in childhood
+gynecomastia
—testicles seem to be normal size
>spinal injury
—I think this needs to be the kind that sends you to the hospital and while I did hurt my back once at a young age I received no real medical care.
>circumcision
*while it seems intuitive that cutting off the most sensitive part of the penis would cause anorgasmia, I’d expect anorgasmia to be much more common if it were possible. I did find a case report of another circumcised male who had AO, though https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10786674/