I came very close to it not long ago, but since Dh couldn't keep his hands off of other parts of my body, I didn't get to find out if it would happen or not.
It has happened twice with my wife ( out of literally thousands of orgasms). Both times she had already orgasmed from genital stimulation. For the last year she has not liked me to caress her breasts too much - she says they are TOO sensitive. This started about the time she went on Prozac. Since the Prozac has not affected her libido or ability to orgasm otherwise, I'm not complaining, though I do miss the days when she really loved me to stimulate her breasts.
Prolonged nipple stimulation produces oxytocin which causes the uterus to contract. And what is an orgasm but uterine contractions? ;)
Interestingly enough, many midwives (and some docs) use a nipple stimulation test to see how well a baby will stand labor. It's easier on mom and baby than using small doses of Pitocin (which is nothing more than chemical oxytocin) and has no bad side effects. And some mothers have had orgasms or feelings of intense pleasure from nursing, for the same reason.
It's my theory that the Prozac is the cause. She describes the feeling as being like the ultra-sensitivity that she has always gotten just before and during her period, but it's pretty much all the time. AD medications in general ( though not specifically Prozac) are notorious for suppressing sex drive and inhibiting orgasm. DW orgasms as well or better than she did before the Prozac from clitoral stimulation and intercourse, so we're really lucky there. Before the Prozac , though, she really liked having her nipples stimulated either alone, or while stimulating her genitally. Now she's usually okay with it, but it just doesn't do that much for her, and sometimes she really prefers that I not touch them too much. The fact that this is the only sexual side-effect ( and I can't be 100% sure)is well nigh miraculous, so I'm not complaining.
I have found the same thing with being on Lexapro which is the 3rd AD med I've been switched to because of sexual dysfunction which the doctor calls it, I called sexual no-function.
Back in the "good old days", before my marriage crashed and burned, my STBX often orgasmed with breast stimulation alone. She usually had to have had her first orgasm. After that, oral stimulation of her breasts...especially her nipples...could lead to another orgasm.
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I'm uneducated on this, so forgive me, lol. Is there a connection between her increased sensitivity to that stimulation and Prozac?
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Interestingly enough, many midwives (and some docs) use a nipple stimulation test to see how well a baby will stand labor. It's easier on mom and baby than using small doses of Pitocin (which is nothing more than chemical oxytocin) and has no bad side effects. And some mothers have had orgasms or feelings of intense pleasure from nursing, for the same reason.
taoist
I have found the same thing with being on Lexapro which is the 3rd AD med I've been switched to because of sexual dysfunction which the doctor calls it, I called sexual no-function.
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