Persistent genital arousal disorder

Don't count your chickens before they hatch.

What about persistent genital arousal disorder? Uh-oh.

That is a fancy way of saying never not coming.

No, it isn't.

Let's talk

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persistent genital arousal disorder.

Actually, it's quite damaging.

I, I would actually encourage you, go get checked out physically.

W- I'm not saying this is going on, but one thing I would look into is, um, P-G-A-D, PGAD.

It's persistent genital arousal disorder, and it can actually be the sign of a compressed nerve or something physical going on.

So I've had, um, women especially reach out with similar sounding stories and say like, "I'm just horny all the time." And I'm like, "It's actually not horniness." [chuckles] It's you feel sexually aroused because that nerve signal in your body is constantly being stimulated.

Is it vestibulodynia? [chuckles] It feels out of my control.

Is it a dysesthesia or PGAD? I have no desire.

Is it HSDD? It just isn't fun anymore.

Is it an orgasm or arousal disorder?" So that's the section where I talk about specific types of sexual dysfunction.

Uh, it's became my favorite organs-- [coughs] or, you know, tissue.

Um, I learned about sexual desire and orgasm.

I learned about genital pelvic pain disorders like PGAD and hormones and the nervous system and all the things.

And at-- more importantly, I learned how multidisciplinary and more, um, aspects of care are needed to help patients with sexual dysfunction.