Firm patents premature orgasm pill-for women
David Adam, science correspondent
Friday July 29, 2005
The Guardian

Coming soon: the drug company that brought us Viagra has set its sights on solving a rather less notorious sexual problem - the premature female orgasm. The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has patented drugs to make it harder for women to climax during sex.

The patent says: "Whilst anorgasmia and difficulties with orgasm are well-represented in the female sexual dysfunction literature, rapid orgasm - a female problem sharing components with premature ejaculation in men - is notable by its absence."

Pfizer believes couples do not complain about the condition "partly because male partners often choose to take rapid orgasm as positive feedback on their skill as a lover".

Douglas Savage, director of the Leger Clinic in Doncaster, said: "It sounds very strange. We spend most of our time trying to give ladies orgasms." The Sexual Dysfunction Association said it had never heard of premature female orgasm, which is different from persistent sexual arousal syndrome, in which women suffer near-constant arousal.

A Pfizer spokesman said the patent was not related to an active research programme and no clinical trials were planned.

Now really,..if they can do that for women, why have they not done this for guys?

Guys have Viagra....

The only reason they made this pill was so you guys could try to keep up with us ^_^

Shit!,..I never had a problem. Although now I highly suspect if/when I ever get any I'm gonna look like coked up rabbit for 30 seconds 40-50 times a night for a week or so before parts of me get over being entirely too happy.


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