The termination point for female orgasm inhibition varies with the specific goal. The great majority of anorgasmic women can expect to learn to achieve orgasm by self stimulation. Therefore, with rare exceptions, treatment is not terminated until this goal is achieved. Most women can then proceed to orgasm on clitoral stimulation in the presence of a partner. But this usually requires an additional period of treatment, the length of which is contingent on the severity of the woman's partner related anxiety, on the partner's characteristics and on the quality of their relationship. Coital orgasm has a different prognosis. This pattern of sexual release is achieved by a much lower percentage of women. For coital anorgasmia treatment is continued until the obstacles to comfortable intercourse seem to have been resolved, or it becomes apparent that the woman cannot change her response pattern even though she experiences no manifest anxiety about penetration and can have orgasms on clitoral stimulation.

Treatment is terminated as a success in female anorgasmia when the patient has reached that level of orgasmic response that meets her own objectives or the objectives of the couple. Thus, I would call a case successful if a woman learns to have and enjoy orgasm, and learns to have an orgasm comfortably together with her partner, even if she fails to learn to have orgasm on intercourse without clitoral assistance, provided this is satisfying to the couple.

Excitement phase disorder of the male is deemed cured when the man can reliably have an erection which is maintained to the point of intravaginal ejaculation. This outcome can be expected for the majority of patients, but the extent of erectile security that is achieved will vary with individual patients. In some very favorable cases, potency is restored to pre impotency levels or to complete erectile security. In such cases there is no question about outcome. Anxiety simply disappears.

In less favorable cases, there is a residual of sexual anxiety, However, in the course of treatment the man learns to compensate for this and manages his delicate erectile response successfully. In other words, he attains insight into his vulnerability in this area and learns to avoid anxiety provoking circumstances while he is making love. He learns to use fantasy to diminish his anxieties or to employ more vigorous penile stimulation or self stimulation to insure an erection if some anxiety emerges during love making. He may also learn to help himself by communicating his emotional state to his partner. Termination is appropriate in such cases when it appears that the patient's sexually related anxiety will not be materially further reduced in brief treatment. A follow up visit for reevaluation and possible further treatment in six months to one year is a sensible procedure.

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