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domingo, 15 de setembro de 2013

¿Qué es la anorgasmia femenina?

Menos de un tercio de las mujeres tienen orgasmos consistentemente en la actividad sexual.


28 de agosto de 2013
12:00 a.m.
doctora Rosimar Torres-León
La doctora Rosimar Torres-León, ginecóloga y especialista en Medicina Restaurativa y “Anti-Aging”, con práctica privada en La Torre Médica de Plaza Las Américas, ofrecerá consejos de salud femenina todos los miércoles.
Por Rosimar Torres-León, MD
El orgasmo es una sensación de un placer físico intenso que es acompañado de contracciones involuntarias y rítmicas en los músculos del piso pélvico. Algunas mujeres sienten contracciones o sensaciones en el útero durante el orgasmo, mientras que otras no,  la descripción y la percepción puede ser muy diferente.
Los orgasmos pueden variar en intensidad y frecuencia, y en la cantidad de estimulación que cada mujer necesita para llegar a uno. Menos de un tercio de las mujeres tienen orgasmos consistentemente en la actividad sexual. 
Anorgasmia es el término médico para la dificultad de llegar a un orgasmo luego de estimulación sexual, lo cual causa un problema o “distress” a la persona. Es muy común en la población femenina y afecta a más mujeres de las que se reportan usualmente en la literatura.    
Existen  varios tipos de anorgasmia: anorgasmia primaria, que es en la que la mujer nunca ha experimentado un orgasmo. La anorgasmia secundaria, que  es aquella en la que la mujer ha experimentado orgasmos, pero en este momento tiene problemas para llegar a un “clímax”. Anorgasmia situacional es aquella en la que la mujer tiene la capacidad de llegar a un orgasmo solo en ciertas circunstancias, durante sexo oral o la masturbación. Esto es muy común en las mujeres. La mayoría de las mujeres experimentan orgasmos solo con la estimulación del área del clítoris. Y, por último, la anorgasmia general, que es aquella en la que la mujer no tiene la capacidad de tener un orgasmo en ninguna situación o con ninguna pareja sexual. 
El orgasmo es una reacción compleja de muchos factores: sicológicos, emocionales y físicos. Entre los factores sicológicos se pueden encontrar: problemas de ansiedad, depresión, ansiedad en el momento del acto sexual, presiones financieras, miedo de embarazos no deseados o de contraer enfermedades sexualmente transmisibles y creencias culturales y religiosas. También, el tipo de conexión con la pareja, los conflictos, las peleas, la infidelidad o la pobre comunicación de las necesidades y las preferencias sexuales son algunos de los factores más comunes. Las causas físicas pueden comprender: enfermedades, problemas ginecológicos, uso de alcohol, drogas y medicamentos, y el proceso de envejecimiento, que, en la mayoría de las veces, tiene que ver con cambios anatómicos, hormonales, neurológicos y circulatorios.   
Si la falta de orgasmos o la intensidad de los orgasmos es un síntoma que te molesta, debes consultarle a tu ginecóloga (o) sobre tu preocupación. Los aspectos en que se concentrará tu médico es en un historial completo y en un examen físico, entre otros.

Entre las modalidades de tratamiento que se pueden considerar como tratamiento de la anorgasmia están:
- Conocer mejor tu cuerpo.
- Entender en qué lugar es que te da más satisfacción sexual y comunicárselo a su pareja. 
- Aumentar la estimulación sexual, con diferentes posiciones sexuales o utilizando vibradores durante el acto sexual. 
- Buscar ayuda de un especialista en relaciones de pareja para resolver conflictos o tensiones. 
- Buscar ayuda de terapeutas sexuales en el momento en que todos los demás factores se han descartado.
Es de suma importancia reconocer que todas las mujeres no llegan a un orgasmo y que la mayoría puede tener placer y satisfacción sexual con una vida sexual saludable, lejos de temores y tabúes.

La autora es Board Certified, ginecóloga, cirujana y especialista en Medicina Restaurativa y “Anti-Aging”, con práctica privada en La Torre Médica de Plaza Las Américas, oficina 1210. Para información sobre Medicina Restaurativa, llama al 787-751-3326, extensión 3. Para ginecología, marca la extensión 1.

39% das mulheres afectadas por qualquer distúrbio sexual

02/09/2013 - 15:19

"As disfunções sexuais são um problema comum a ambos os sexos", alerta Carlos Rabaçal, director do Serviço de Cardiologia do Hospital de Vila Franca de Xira, adiantando que um inquérito internacional, conduzido em vários países dos cinco continentes, revela que 28% dos homens e 39% das mulheres são afectadas por um qualquer distúrbio do foro sexual, avança o portal Vital Health.

Em Portugal, dados do estudo Episex sugerem que as disfunções sexuais, embora com uma prevalência elevada no homem (24%), são muito mais frequentes na mulher (56%).

Carlos Rabaçal, que desenvolveu o tema "Disfunção sexual e doença cardíaca" na reunião "3rd Challenges in Cardiology", em Leiria, lembra que, se atendermos às várias entidades que compõem as disfunções sexuais, chega-se à conclusão de que o homem é mais frequentemente afectado por problemas relacionados com a excitação e o orgasmo, enquanto na mulher, além dos problemas ligados à excitação, existem também os que se prendem com o desejo, o orgasmo e as síndromes dolorosas.

"No homem, as entidades mais comuns são a disfunção eréctil (DE) e a ejaculação prematura. Na mulher, de uma forma mais equilibrada do que no homem, identificamos os problemas relacionados com o hipodesejo sexual, mas também com a própria excitação sexual, com o orgasmo e a dor", adianta.

Embora as disfunções sexuais sejam mais comuns na mulher, a verdade é que os estudos têm sido mais aprofundados no homem. Esta situação resultará, no seu entender, do simples facto de estarem disponíveis, desde há 10-15 anos, terapêuticas eficazes para o tratamento de alguns destes distúrbios do homem, contrariamente ao que acontece com a mulher.

Adicionalmente, o especialista explica que a relação entre as disfunções sexuais (em particular, a DE) e as doenças cardiovasculares também está mais bem estabelecida e estudada no homem.

Base fisiológica e molecular

"Para compreendermos o que é a DE, é necessário entender os mecanismos subjacentes à função sexual normal no homem", concretiza Carlos Rabaçal, acrescentando que, para isso, é necessário ter a noção de que "muitos destes fenómenos com expressão no corpo têm uma base fisiológica e molecular que se encontra bem estudada e que se prende com a biodisponibilidade de óxido nítrico (NO) nas células musculares lisas dos corpos cavernosos e das artérias do pénis do homem.

Por outro lado, indica, "subjacente à DE, poderá existir disfunção endotelial, entendida como o denominador comum das doenças cardiovasculares e da DE. Em comum, estas patologias dependem, ainda, dos mesmos factores de risco, particularmente os major (diabetes, hipertensão, dislipidemia e tabaco)".

"No grupo de indivíduos em que é possível fazer o diagnóstico de DE, na maior parte dos casos, esta detecção é feita de um modo simples, através da resposta a um inquérito padronizado, também validado em Portugal", afirma, adiantando que, fazendo apenas cinco perguntas, é possível determinar o seu diagnóstico.

"A partir daqui, temos a noção de que estamos a olhar para um doente que tem uma probabilidade elevada de sofrer um evento coronário no espaço de 3-5 anos e que, por isso, faz sentido considerá-lo de risco e controlar todos os factores de risco de forma muito rigorosa", refere Carlos Rabaçal, concluindo: "Se ambas as patologias têm a mesma base, é fácil entender que um paciente com uma qualquer doença cardiovascular – enfarte ou AVC, por exemplo – tenha uma probabilidade maior de já ter também DE".


Texto original publicado no Jornal Médico, Setembro 2013

http://www.rcmpharma.com/actualidade/saude/02-09-13/39-das-mulheres-afectadas-por-qualquer-disturbio-sexual

quarta-feira, 19 de junho de 2013

Medicamento pode aumentar libido em mulheres com disfunção sexual

Segundo pesquisadores, a FDA pode proibir a droga por medo de "excessos femininos" Foto: Getty Images
Segundo pesquisadores, a FDA pode proibir a droga por medo de "excessos femininos"
Foto: Getty Images
As mulheres que sofrem de disfunção do desejo sexual são incapazes de descobrir o que as fez parar de querer relações sexuais com o marido ou namorado.  O problema costuma atingir entre 10% e 15% do público feminino com idade entre 20 e 60 anos. Mas, o medicamento Lybrido pode ajudar a resolver o problema, segundo a revista Cosmopolitan.
Não é exatamente o “Viagra feminino”, pois, diferente da pílula masculina, o Lybrido trabalha com outras áreas de estímulo sexual, como partes do cérebro que cuidam dos impulsos sexuais e da falta deles. Um dos obstáculos ao criar um medicamento eficaz, no entanto, é a necessidade de mensurar quanto de libido falta na mulher.
Pesquisadores do Lybrido afirmaram que a droga funciona muito bem como um estimulante sexual para as mulheres, mas alertou que a FDA (Food and Drug Administration) pode proibi-la por medo de criar “excessos femininos”.

sexta-feira, 8 de março de 2013

Falta de libido é a principal queixa de 65% das mulheres


Levantamento do Ambulatório da Sexualidade do HC aponta, ainda, que 23% das mulheres que procuram unidade reclamam de ausência orgasmo 


Na semana em que se comemora o Dia Internacional da Mulher, o Hospital das Clínicas da FMUSP, ligado à Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de São Paulo, chama atenção para um tema que, ainda considerado tabu, é o responsável pelo maior número de queixas registradas no Ambulatório de Sexualidade da Ginecologia: a falta de libido feminina.

Levantamento feito pelo HC mostra que 65% das mulheres que procuram o ambulatório se queixam de falta de libido. Por mês, o HC registra entre 150 e 200 pacientes no ambulatório, sempre encaminhados por outras unidades de saúde. Dessas, além das 65% que reclamam da falta de libido, 23% sofrem de anorgasmia (ausência de orgasmo) e 13% se queixam de "vaginismo" (contração involuntária de músculos próximos da vagina).

"São mulheres que procuram a clínica em busca de um medicamento, uma formula mágica para o problema, cuja prevalência independe da idade e do extrato social", explica Elsa Gay, sexóloga do HC.

Na maioria dos casos, o desinteresse pelo sexo está ligado a fatores emocionais, sendo um dos motivos mais reclamados a monotonia conjugal. A diminuição do desejo pode acontecer já no segundo ano de casamento.

No ambulatório do HC, as pacientes são submetidas à terapia cognitiva comportamental em grupo. O tratamento leva oito semanas e os resultados dependem de como a mulher vivencia a sua sexualidade, como ela lida com o seu desejo, com o seu medo, com o seu corpo e com as suas fantasias.

Segundo a sexóloga, durante o tratamento a mulher aprende a investir no relacionamento e a trabalhar a sexualidade, hoje relegada em último plano, em função dos diferentes papéis que desempenha no seu dia-a-dia.

A partir daí, a paciente passa a conhecer o corpo, comunicar e negociar com o parceiro para evitar, inclusive, o sexo por obrigação.

"A menopausa também não é justificativa para perda de libido", afirma a médica.

De acordo com Elsa, descobrir o seu próprio erotismo, imaginar e estimular a fantasia são fatores que tornam a vida sexual mais prazerosa, em qualquer idade.

http://www.saude.sp.gov.br/ses/perfil/cidadao/homepage/noticias/direita/falta-de-libido-e-a-principal-queixa-de-65-das-mulheres

sábado, 8 de dezembro de 2012

¿QUÉ HACER CUANDO EL COITO DUELE?


No se sabe cuántas mujeres padecen de vaginismo, pero se estima que el 17% de las pacientes que consultan por una disfunción sexual sufren este problema. Kinesióloga Odette Freundlich asegura que existe un tratamiento efectivo.

Sábado 1 de diciembre de 2012| por Patricia Schüller G.
A algunas mujeres la relación sexual les resulta dolorosa. Pueden experimentar desde leves sensaciones de ardor hasta dolores agudos que hacen que resulte imposible la intimidad con el sexo opuesto.
Se trata del vaginismo, definido como una contracción involuntaria de la musculatura del tercio externo de la vagina, pelvis y muslos en respuesta al intento de penetración.
No hay cifras que den cuenta del problema, porque suele ser un secreto que se comparte solo con la pareja, advierte la kinesióloga Odette Freundlich.
La profesional ha asistido cerca de 300 parejas en el centro especializado que creó para el tratamiento del vaginismo y otras disfunciones sexuales: www.miintimidad.cl.
Las mujeres suelen ignorar que padecen de vaginitis y consultan, generalmente, por una disfunsión sexual, cuenta la especialista a Nación.cl. De éstas, cerca del 17% sufre de vaginismo. Los matrimonios se demoran, en promedio, 4 años en ir a un médico, añade.

FOBIA A LA PENETRACIÓN

Las afectadas tienen en promedio 30 años y comparten varias características, detalla.
• No les gusta ir al ginecólogo.
• Tienen terror de mirarse la zona genital.
• Nunca han podido introducirse un tampón.
• Sienten fobia a la penetración.
• Y lo más importante: quieren mejorarse.
La dolencia tiene niveles. Desde, por ejemplo, la dispareunia, que es el dolor genital durante o después del coito, pasando por sensación de ardor, quemazón o dolor cortante.
Cuando la contracción es extrema el médico ni siquiera se puede realizar un examen, apunta Odette Freundlich.

EDUCACIÓN RESTRICTIVA

Diversos factores inciden en el desarrollo del problema, apunta:
• Una educación restrictiva (tanto en el hogar como en el colegio).
• Fobias.
• Miedo al dolor.
• Temor al embarazo.
• Espasmo muscular involuntario.
• Miedo a procedimientos médicos.
• Primera relación sexual dolorosa.
• Falta de educación sexual.
• Inhibición sexual.
• Temor a la intimidad.
• Conflictos sicológicos.
• Abuso sexual ( el 1% de quienes lo padecen han sufrido abuso)

TRATAMIENTO

Más que una enfermedad individual de algún miembro de la pareja se considera el vaginismo como causa de un vínculo disfuncional. El problema muchas veces puede conducir al divorcio.
El tratamiento se puede hacer en pareja y es multidisciplinario, sostiene la kinesióloga. Idealmente en la terapia deben participar un ginecólogo, sexólogo, ginecólogo y un terapeuta sexual.
“En promedio son 10 sesiones una vez por semana. Y la mejoría es de un 100%. Lo único que se requiere es que las personas sigan las instrucciones”, completa Freundlich.

EN QUÉ CONSISTE

La terapia consiste, en primer lugar, en educar sobre la anatomía sexual“Luego se deben cambiar los pensamientos erróneos sobre el dolor. El objetivo es quitarles el  miedo para que poco a poco se vayan aproximando a la zona genital”, explica.
Junto con ello se realizan ejercicios para mejorar la relajación de la musculatura vaginal, disminuir el dolor, mejorar la elasticidad de los tejidos y aumentar la amplitud vaginal.

MADRES “VÍRGENES”

Odette Freundlich cuenta que en el grupo de mujeres que ha asistido en los últimos años hay varias“madres vírgenes”.
Es decir, pacientes que quedaron embarazadas sin penetración.
“El hombre eyaculó cerca de la vagina y la mujer se embarazó”, dice.
La kinesióloga atiende en el centro médico ubicado en Avenida Apoquindo 5555oficina 1101. Teléfono2207458.
http://www.lanacion.cl/-que-hacer-cuando-el-coito-duele/noticias/2012-11-23/161908.html

domingo, 4 de novembro de 2012

Is 'female Viagra' coming soon?


  • FEMALE VIAGRA
  • NOVEMBER 2, 2012
  • BY: TOM ROSE


  • "Female Viagra" which goes by the trademark "Tefina" will be tested soon on women in Canada and Australia, according to a medical report released earlier this week.
    The clinical trial may pave the way in the US for a long awaited counterpart to the phenomenally successful sexual performance drug (male Viagra?) prescribed to men for the last 14 years.
    The medication is not an exact opposite of the male sexual enhancement stimulant. Tefina, instead of increasing female hormones, boosts testosterone, in this case with a gel, absorbed through a nasal applicator, rather than just popping a "little blue pill" as men do.
    But, according to an article published on theGlamour sex and love blog on Thursday, this new drug will not cause side effects in women, like a booming voice or increased body hair.
    The medication treats female sexual dysfunction, known as anorgasmia (the inability to achieve orgasm) and, according to Monday's Medical Daily, women have already begun trials in the United States.
    Successful results could mean American women may be one step closer to the same kind of treatment for lowered libido which men have flocked to, and had great success with, since Viagra became available on the US market in 1998.
    Could this just be a gimmick thought up by the drug companies salivating over the untapped half of the patient pool?
    Not according to Dr. Fiona Jane of Melbourne's Monash University in Australia.
    "A lot of people have thought that drumming up the idea of a female 'Viagra' is just for pharmaceutical companies" she told New Zealand's One News. "In fact, there is a huge need for women to have their sexual dysfunction addressed."
    If this new drug is half as successful as Viagra has been, women may soon be able to enjoy sex more, a state of mind and body thought to be a key factor leading to an increased sense of well-being.
    It's interesting that Tefina is administered nasally. Perhaps by the time the drug hits the American market it will be sold in a more familiar form.
    Is the world about to enter the age of the little pink pill?
    What do you think? Will American women try Tefina, if it goes to the market? How will men react to a "female Viagra"?

    Women deserve more treatment options for sexual dysfunction



    By Professor Susan Davis - Our understanding of female sexuality is constantly evolving, as we learn more about the way in which the body works.
    Professor Susan Davis
    Professor Susan Davis
    Masters and Johnson first proposed a model of sexual function for both men and women in the 1960s. By the mid-1970s, Kaplan modified the model proposed by Masters and Johnson and characterised the female sexual response cycle as a three phase model composed of “desire”, “arousal” and “orgasm”.

    Most women with a partner engage in sexual activity, however many who do so do not experience orgasm with sexual activity. ‘Anorgasmia’ – or inability to reach orgasm – is in fact the second most reported sexual problem by women (behind low sexual desire). There is presently no therapy for the condition other than sexual counselling.

    It has been reported that about 30 per cent of women cannot achieve orgasm during intercourse. For many women, inability to experience orgasm translates into sexual activity becoming a chore or a duty instead of a shared positive experience.

    There are many factors that may contribute to anorgasmia. It may arise from emotional factors, such as relationship issues or past sexual abuse, biological factors including medical problems or side effects of medications, or a combination of these. It may be limited to certain situations or may be an ongoing problem.

    Biological factors, including brain chemicals, are integral parts of sexual function and a balance between excitatory brain activity and inhibitory brain activity may be necessary for a healthy sexual response. Sex hormones (oestrogens, androgens and progesterone) all influence a woman’s motivation for or against sexual activity. The role of the androgen testosterone is best understood; it plays a crucial role in sexual desire, arousal and receptivity towards sexual stimulation, and possibly orgasm.

    Low androgen testosterone levels may contribute to the development of anorgasmia in women who have previously frequently experienced orgasm. Studies of testosterone therapy for the treatment of low sexual desire in women have indicated that testosterone, taken in a dose appropriate for women, may result in increased ability to reach orgasm. This is because testosterone therapy not only improves sexual desire through central actions in the brain, but also results in increased vaginal blood flow, which is critical for the experience of orgasm.

    Thus there is biological justification for exploring the use of testosterone to facilitate orgasm in women. This will be first studied in premenopausal women who have previously been able to experience orgasm, but who have become unable to do so for at least six months, and who are in a stable sexual relationship. The approach to using testosterone for this purpose is novel.

    The study, evaluating testosterone for anorgasmia, women will self-administer a dose of testosterone gel or placebo gel, as a tiny droplet, into their nasal passage a couple of hours before they think they might have a sexual encounter. The testosterone will be rapidly absorbed through the nasal lining, resulting in a sudden rise in levels in the circulation. We, and others, have previously shown this to be associated with blood vessel dilation and an associated increase in genital blood flow. Orgasm is potentially facilitated by a combination of central brain effects of testosterone and genital blood flow effects.

    Anorgasmia is a frustrating condition for women who have previously enjoyed a satisfying sexual relationship. We have previously shown that women who experience dissatisfying sexual relationships have lower wellbeing in comparison to women who are satisfied with their sexual life. Furthermore, sexual satisfaction in a relationship is a significant determinant of overall relationship satisfaction. For these reasons, among others, this research is a major step forward for the many women who suffer from the condition.

    Professor Susan Davis is a leading women’s health researcher and Chair of Women’s Health in Monash University's Department of Medicine at the Alfred Hospital. 
    http://www.healthcanal.com/female-reproductive/33374-Women-deserve-more-treatment-options-for-sexual-dysfunction.html

    quarta-feira, 3 de outubro de 2012

    “El Psicoanálisis acaba con los trastornos funcionales más comunes de la mujer”

    Alcalá de Henares • Actualidad • Salud

    Redacción - viernes 28 de septiembre de 2012 a las 12:41 horas


     
    Virginia Valdominos habla de los motivos de consulta que profucen dificultades para las relaciones sexuales, el trabajo y las relaciones sociales.
     
    Producen dificultades para las relaciones sexuales, el trabajo y las relaciones sociales. Son los llamados trastornos funcionales, muy habituales especialmente en la mujer y uno de los motivos de consulta más importantes en las consultas de Psicoanálisis. Así lo destaca Virginia Valdominos, experimentada psicóloga y piscoanalista. “Son trastornos que afectan a la función del órgano, sin que haya una afectación orgánica del mismo. En muchas ocasiones, las pacientes no son conscientes de la implicación de lo psíquico en su problemática hasta que un profesional les remite o recomienda un psicoanalista, puesto que esta es la única ciencia que puede paliar sus efectos”, explica.

    -¿Cuáles son los principales trastornos funcionales que se dan en la mujer?
    - En el caso de la mujer los más comunes son vaginismo, frigidez, problemas digestivos, presión, prurito, dificultades para conciliar el sueño, irritación, alteraciones menstruales, dolores musculoesqueléticos, cefaleas y obesidad. En el caso del hombre: impotencia, eyaculación precoz y gastritis (previa a la úlcera).
    - ¿Cuál es su causa? ¿Por qué se producen?
    - Los trastornos funcionales se llaman así porque, aunque se manifiestan en el cuerpo, la medicina no ha encontrado una causa orgánica que dé explicación a la aparición de los síntomas, puesto que son etiopatogénicos o de causa desconocida para esta ciencia. Sin embargo, desde el psicoanálisis sabemos que se trata de una causa de origen psíquico que se manifiesta en el cuerpo, un conflicto que toma el cuerpo del sujeto, su función, como escenario para ponerse de manifiesto. No es que las personas que lo padecen estén locas o estén mintiendo, es que lo psíquico y lo orgánico son dos caras de una misma moneda y todos los estímulos han de procesarse en el sujeto por esas dos vías, por la vía psíquica y por la vía somática. La diferencia entre los trastornos funcionales y la enfermedad psicosomática es que en los trastornos funcionales no existe lesión de órgano, aunque en su insistencia, si el padecimiento se hace crónico, podemos hablar de una afectación estructural de la función.
    - ¿Cómo influyen en la vida diaria de las mujeres?
    - Los trastornos funcionales le generan muchas molestias a la mujer. Le afectan en sus relaciones íntimas, sexuales y profesionales. Asimismo, tienen consecuencias sociales, laborales, económicas, etc.
    - ¿Cómo se pueden paliar con el psicoanálisis? ¿Es la técnica más adecuada para acabar con ellos?
    - El psicoanálisis es la técnica para curar los trastornos funcionales. Un proceso psicoanalítico lleva a la remisión de los síntomas como efecto secundario en el camino del análisis del sujeto y la transformación del conflicto psíquico por el de la transferencia que se produce entre el paciente y el psicoanalista. Durante su psicoanálisis, se construye la historia de deseos del paciente.
    - ¿Y qué es el Psicoanálisis?
    - El Psicoanálisis es una Ciencia, un método terapeútico y un producto científico. Se ocupa de los procesos inconscientes en el sujeto, es decir, de un saber no sabido que habita en nosotros o lo que  sabemos sin saber. Tener en cuenta los procesos inconscientes es una ventaja comparativa para el crecimiento personal y profesional, la vida y la felicidad. Psicoanalizarse es hablar sin síntomas.
    - ¿Qué otros elementos de apoyo se necesitan para terminar con estos trastornos?
    - Mejorar la vida, mejorar las relaciones de pareja y mejorar las relaciones con los hijos. Algo que también se consigue con ayuda del Psicoanálisis.

    quarta-feira, 26 de setembro de 2012

    Algunas mujeres “anhelan” un orgasmo


    Cerca del 35% de las mujeres no saben lo que significa un orgasmo, pues no lo han experimentado.

    Foto: boutiquechile.net
    No importa la edad, raza o clase social; de acuerdo con Jaume Guinot, psicólogo del centro catalán de Psicología Granollers, hay casos desde los 17 y hasta los 60 años.Se trata de la anorgasmia o falta de orgasmo, una de las disfunciones sexuales más frecuentes en las mujeres.
    Según publica este día elmundo.es, un estudio realizado en Australia el año pasado reveló que cerca del 35% de las mujeres no saben lo que significa un orgasmo, pues no lo han experimentado.
    Sin embargo hasta el 95% de los casos tiene solución, pues generalmente la causa de la anorgasmia radica en aspectos psicológicos o incluso técnicas sexuales no apropiadas para el disfrute de la mujer.
    La educación sexual, la cultura y el desconocimiento del cuerpo juegan un papel primordial en este tema; pues estos tres aspectos en múltiples ocasiones son un freno para que la mujer sienta placer.
    Por otra parte, es falsa la idea de que el orgasmo solo se puede alcanzar mediante la penetración.
    De acuerdo con expertos en el tema, una mujer puede alcanzar el orgasmo de una forma más fácil -cuando ya sea su pareja o ella misma-, estimula su clítoris.
    Otras caricias en zonas erógenas son también vitales para que una mujer experimente esa sensación tan deseada por muchas.

    quarta-feira, 22 de agosto de 2012

    Trimel Announces Second Quarter 2012 Financial Results and Provides Product Development Update


    Marketwire - Canada

    TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 7, 2012) - Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation (TSX:TRL) ("Trimel or "the Company") today reported its financial results for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2012. The Company also provided investors today with an update on the status of its product development programs.
    Management of the Company will host a conference call to discuss these results and update investors on the status of its business on Wednesday, August 8, 2012, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Presenting from Trimel will be Bruce Brydon, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Tom Rossi, President and Chief Operating Officer and Kenneth Howling, Chief Financial Officer. The conference call details can be found at the end of the press release.
    Financial Results for the Three and Six Months Ended June 30, 2012
    For the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2012, Trimel incurred Research and Development expenses ("R&D") of US$4.8 million and US$9.1 million respectively as compared to US$2.9 million and US$4.7 million for the comparable 2011 periods. The increase in R&D spending for the 2012 period relates primarily to the costs associated with the advancement of the CompleoTRT(TM) Phase III clinical trial.
    Trimel incurred General and Administrative expenses of US$2.6 million and US$4.8 million for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2012 respectively as compared to US$1.3 million and US$3.2 million for the comparable 2011 periods. The increase in spending for the 2012 period as compared to spending levels for the same 2011 period was primarily attributable to employment related expenses, professional fees and public company costs following the Company's successful 'go public' transaction in July 2011.
    For the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2012, the Company incurred a net loss of US$0.09 and US$0.17 per share respectively, as compared to US$0.10 and US$0.19 per share for the comparable 2011 periods.
    As at June 30, 2012, the Company had total assets of US$12.1 million as compared to US$17.6 million at March 31, 2012 and total liabilities of US$6.7 million at June 30, 2012 as compared to US$5.6 million at March 31, 2012. Subsequent to June 30, 2012the Company completed two financing transactions raising total gross proceeds of US$20.6 Million (see "Corporate Update" section below).
    The information set out above is in summary form. Readers are encouraged to review the Company's annual information form, financial statements (and accompanying notes), together with management's discussion and analysis available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
    Product Development Update
    CompleoTRT(TM) (Testosterone - Hypogonadism ("Low T"))
    Phase III Enrolment Completed
    On July 23, 2012, the Company announced the completion of enrolment and randomization of 304 patients in the Phase III clinical trial evaluating CompleoTRT(TM). The pivotal Phase III clinical trial, which was initiated in October 2011, is a randomized study in which patients are administered CompleoTRT(TM) and evaluated for efficacy after 90 days of treatment using the pharmacokinetic endpoint established for Low T therapies. The Phase III study in its entirety represents the final stage of product development prior to the submission of a New Drug Application (NDA) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for marketing approval in the United States.
    Efficacy results from the Phase III clinical trial are expected to be available in the fourth quarter of 2012. As previously announced on May 29, 2012, the preliminary review of early data from the Phase III trial demonstrated that patients treated with CompleoTRT(TM) achieved an average serum testosterone level that exceeds the threshold required by the FDA to confirm the efficacy of a testosterone replacement product.
    Testosterone Market Dynamics - Second Quarter 2012
    According to IMS Health, nearly 1.7 million testosterone prescriptions were written in the second quarter of 2012, reflecting growth of 37% versus the same period in 2011. This represents an acceleration of prescription growth rates as physicians and patient awareness of this medical condition increases.
    Tefina(TM) (Testosterone - Female Orgasmic Disorder)
    Enrolment initiated for 240 Patient Ambulatory Study
    On May 17th, 2012, the Company announced the initiation of patient enrolment into one of the largest clinical studies to ever explore a "use-as-required" treatment for women experiencing Female Orgasmic Disorder ("FOD"), or more commonly referred to as Anorgasmia. FOD is defined as the persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following a normal sexual excitement phase which can result in marked personal distress or interpersonal difficulties. FOD affects 1 in 5 women worldwide. Currently there are no approved treatments for FOD and therefore this condition represents a significant unmet need for women suffering distress from this condition.
    The Company intends to enrol 240 patients in this Phase II study being initiated in the United States, with additional sites in Canada and Australia expected to join the study in the second half of 2012. The Tefina(TM) Phase II study design will involve pre-menopausal women experiencing FOD and will be conducted as an ambulatory trial. As part of this double-blinded placebo-controlled study, patients will receive Tefina(TM) or placebo at home instead of in a hospital setting. The primary efficacy endpoint of the ambulatory trial will be the increase in the occurrence of orgasm over the treatment period compared against baseline levels.
    Corporate Update Equity Financing
    On July 17th, 2012 the Company announced that it had closed a public offering for aggregate gross proceeds of C$13.2 Million. In connection with the offering the Company issued 7,569,000 units ("Units") at a price of C$1.75 per Unit. Each Unit consists of one common share of the Company ("Common Share") and one-half of one common share purchase warrant (each whole warrant, a "Warrant"). Each whole Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one Common Share at an exercise price of C$2.50 until January 17, 2015.
    The Offering was completed by a syndicate of underwriters led by RBC Dominion Securities Inc. and including GMP Securities L.P. On July 31, 2012, RBC Dominion Securities Inc. and GMP Securities L.P. exercised in part their over-allotment option to purchase an additional 60,400 Trimel Common Shares and 74,700 Trimel Warrants for aggregate gross proceeds of C$111,040. The closing of the over-allotment took place on August 3, 2012.
    Debt Financing
    On July 18, 2012, the Company had entered into a loan and security agreement with GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services ("GE Capital"), as agent for the lenders party thereto, pursuant to which GE Capital advanced U.S. $7,500,000 (the "Loan") to the Company. According to the Loan Agreement, the Loan accrues interest at 10.75% per year and is repayable in scheduled instalments through to July 1, 2015 (subject to repayment on demand at any time should certain customary events of default occur). As is customary, the Company has granted security over the assets of the Company and its subsidiaries. In connection with the transaction, the lenders under the Loan Agreement (or certain of their affiliates) have been issued warrants exercisable for an aggregate of 154,916 Common Shares of the Company and certain brokers have been issued warrants exercisable for an aggregate of 51,639 common shares of the Company. The warrants are exercisable for five years at an exercise price calculated using the volume weighted average trading price of the Common Shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the period of five days ending immediately prior to the completion of the Loan.
    Conference Call Details
    To access the call live, please dial 416-340-2216 (Toronto), 1-866-226-1792 (Canada and U.S.), and 00-800-9559-6849 (International). Listeners are encouraged to dial in 10 minutes before the call begins to avoid delays.
    A replay of the conference call will be available until 7:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on Tuesday, August 14, 2012 by dialing 905-694-9451 (Toronto), 1-800-408-3053 (Canada and U.S.) or 00-800-3366-3052 (International), using access code: 2484026#.
    About CompleoTRT(TM)
    CompleoTRT(TM) is designed to represent a significant advancement in the treatment of male hypogonadism, or low testosterone - commonly known as "Low T". CompleoTRT(TM)'s unique delivery technology is designed to provide patients with the therapeutic effect of supplementing testosterone levels while doing so with a small amount of drug in the form of a bio-adhesive intranasal gel.
    CompleoTRT(TM)'s intranasal no-touch delivery system is designed to avoid the risk of accidental transfer (primary or secondary transference) of testosterone to spouses or other family members, thus offering unique patient benefits and improved safety as compared to other currently marketed products indicated to treat "Low T".
    Since Trimel took over development of the product in the second half of 2009, CompleoTRT(TM) has been optimized to meet FDA regulatory requirements, including the development of a product dispenser that is designed to ensure that CompleoTRT(TM) is dosed accurately and discretely. Trimel has now successfully manufactured over 60,000 multi-dose dispensers. Trimel's CompleoTRT(TM) clinical program, having previously demonstrated that CompleoTRT(TM) is safe and effective in a Phase II trial, has recorded over 10,000 drug exposures in the studies conducted thus far in the United States.
    About Hypogonadism ("Low T")
    Subject to FDA approval, Trimel's lead product candidate, CompleoTRT(TM) would be indicated for the treatment of male hypogonadism or low testosterone - commonly known as "Low T". Hypogonadism is a biochemical syndrome characterized by a deficiency in serum testosterone levels that can be either acquired or inherited, and seriously affects the quality of life for those affected with the syndrome. Low testosterone is estimated to affect 13 million men in the United States, of which an estimated 90% go untreated. According to IMS Health, sales of marketed treatments for low testosterone in the United States grew 24% in 2011 versus 2010 to now exceed $1.6 billion in annual sales volume.
    About Tefina(TM)
    Trimel's product candidate Tefina(TM) is a bioadhesive 'no touch' intranasal low-dose gel formulation of testosterone. Tefina(TM) is being developed to offer women with anorgasmia, a "use as required" treatment option. Tefina(TM) is expected to present an attractive safety profile, with virtually no androgen-related side effects such as acne, facial and body hair growth or deepening of the voice. Moreover, there is no expected risk of skin-to-skin transfer of testosterone to third parties with the multi-dose dispenser.
    About Female Orgasmic Disorder
    Female Orgasmic Disorder ("FOD") is defined as the persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following normal sexual excitement phase that causes marked personal distress or interpersonal difficulties. The etiology of FOD is often characterized by whether the dysfunction has been lifelong (primary) or acquired (secondary). This condition affects 1 in 5 pre and post menopausal women worldwide. Currently there are no approved treatments for FOD and therefore represents an unmet need for women suffering distress from this condition.
    About Trimel
    Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation (TSX:TRL) - Developing medications for Female Sexual Health and conditions related to Aging, and Well Being. Trimel is developing multiple product opportunities, including CompleoTRT(TM), a bio-adhesive intranasal Testosterone gel currently in Phase III clinical testing in the United States. CompleoTRT(TM) is under investigation for the treatment of male hypogonadism, a condition commonly referred to as "Low T". For more information, please visit www.trimelpharmaceuticals.com.
    For further information regarding Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation, please contact either Bruce Brydon, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer at (416) 679-0711 or Kenneth Howling, Chief Financial Officer at (416) 679-0536 or via email at ir@trimelpharmaceuticals.com.

    segunda-feira, 16 de julho de 2012

    Trimel Hosts Tefina(TM) Investigator Meeting


    PRESS RELEASE
    June 18, 2012, 7:02 a.m. EDT

    TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jun 18, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation ("the "Company" or "Trimel") announced today that the Company recently hosted a two day meeting in Chicago with leading investigators in the study of new treatments for Female Sexual Dysfunction. The purpose of the meeting was to allow the Company to review the trial protocol for the Company's ambulatory ("AMB") Phase II clinical study investigating the use of Tefina(TM) for the treatment of Female Orgasmic Disorder ("FOD"), or more commonly referred to as anorgasmia. The Company also used the meeting to train clinical study coordinators to ensure consistent patient selection and diagnosis, as well as discuss strategies for optimal study conduct.



    The Company intends to enroll 240 patients in its AMB Phase II study being initiated in both the United States and Canada, with additional sites in Australia expected to join the study in the third quarter of 2012. The primary efficacy endpoint of this ambulatory trial will be the increase in the occurrence of orgasm over the treatment period compared against baseline levels. Patients will receive Tefina(TM) or placebo at home instead of in a hospital setting.
    The principal investigator for this study is Dr. Sheryl Kingsberg. Dr. Kingsberg is the Chief of Behavioral Medicine at University Hospitals Case Medical Center and Professor in Reproductive Biology and Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Kingsberg's primary research interests are in treatments for female sexual disorders and the psychological aspects of infertility and menopause. She is an active member in a number of national and international scientific organizations and is a past president of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health.
    "I am pleased to have the opportunity to contribute my expertise to the design, planning and conduct of the Tefina(TM) ambulatory trial." said Dr. Kingsberg. "Women with Female Orgasmic Disorder have no approved pharmacological treatment options and Tefina(TM)'s innovative 'use as required' treatment approach, if approved, would help address this unmet need."
    "It was quite encouraging to hear positive feedback from such an esteemed group of leading clinicians in the treatment of Female Orgasmic Disorder" said Bruce D. Brydon, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "In particular, we found tremendous enthusiasm for the first 'use-as-required' approach provided by Tefina(TM) to treat a condition which is estimated to affect one in five women worldwide."
    About Tefina(TM)
    Trimel's product candidate Tefina(TM) is a bioadhesive 'no touch' intranasal low-dose gel formulation of testosterone. Tefina(TM) is being developed to offer women with female orgasmic disorder, a "use as required" treatment option. Tefina(TM) is expected to present an attractive safety profile, with virtually no androgen-related side effects such as acne, facial and body hair growth or deepening of the voice. Moreover, there is no expected risk of skin-to-skin transfer of testosterone to third parties with the multi-dose dispenser.
    About Female Orgasmic Disorder
    Female Orgasmic Disorder (FOD) is defined as the persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following normal sexual excitement phase that causes marked personal distress or interpersonal difficulties. The etiology of FOD is often characterized by whether the dysfunction has been lifelong (primary) or acquired (secondary). This condition affects 1 in 5 pre and post menopausal women worldwide. Currently there are no approved treatments for FOD and therefore represents an unmet need for women suffering distress from this condition.
    About Trimel
    Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation - Developing medications for Female Sexual Health and conditions related to Aging, and Well Being. Trimel is developing multiple product opportunities, including CompleoTRT(TM), a bio-adhesive intranasal Testosterone gel currently in Phase III clinical testing in the United States. CompleoTRT(TM) is under investigation for the treatment of male hypogonadism, a condition commonly referred to as "Low T". For more information, please visit www.trimelpharmaceuticals.com .
    For further information regarding Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation, please contact either Bruce Brydon, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer at (416) 679-0711 or Kenneth Howling, Chief Financial Officer at (416) 679-0536 or via email at ir@trimelpharmaceuticals.com.
    Notice regarding forward-looking statements:
    This release contains forward looking information. This forward-looking information is not based on historical facts but rather on the expectations of the Company's management regarding the future growth of the Company and its respective results of operations, performance and business prospects and opportunities. Forward-looking information may include financial and other projections, as well as statements regarding future plans, objectives or economic performance, or the assumptions underlying any of the foregoing. This release uses words such as "will", "expects", "anticipates", "intends", "estimates", or similar expressions to identify forward-looking information. Such forward-looking information reflects the current beliefs of the Company's management based on information currently available to them.
    Forward-looking information included in this release is based in part, on assumptions that may change, thus causing actual future results or anticipated events to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any forward-looking information. Such assumptions include that: the Company will achieve, sustain or increase profitability, and will be able to fund its operations with existing capital, and/or it will be able to raise additional capital to fund operations; the Company will be able to attract and retain key personnel; the Company will be able to acquire any necessary technology or businesses and effectively integrate such acquisitions; the Company will be successful in developing and clinically testing products under development; the Company will be successful in obtaining all necessary approvals for commercialization of its products from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Canadian Therapeutic Products Directorate or other regulatory authorities; the results of continuing and future safety and efficacy studies by industry and government agencies relating to the Company's products will be favourable; the Company's products will not be adversely impacted by competitive products and pricing; raw materials and finished products necessary for the Company's products will continue to be available; the Company will be able to maintain and enforce the protection afforded by any patents or other intellectual property rights; the Company's products will be successfully licensed to third parties to market and distribute such products on favourable terms; the Company's key strategic alliances, out licensing and partnering arrangements, now and in the future, will remain in place and in force; the general regulatory environment will not change in a manner adverse to the business of the Company; the tax treatment of the Company and its subsidiaries will remain constant and the Company will not become subject to any material legal proceedings. The Company cautions that the foregoing list of assumptions is not exhaustive.
    Forward-looking information involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to differ materially from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking information. Actual results, performance or achievement could differ materially from that expressed in, or implied by; any forward-looking information in this release, and, accordingly, investors should not place undue reliance on any such forward-looking information. Further, any forward-looking information speaks only as of the date on which such statement is made and the Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking information to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as required by law including applicable securities laws. New factors emerge from time to time and the importance of current factors may change from time to time and it is not possible for management of the Company to predict all of such factors, changes in such factors and to assess in advance the impact of each such factor on the business of the Company or the extent to which any factor, or combination of factors, may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking information contained in this release.
            
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            Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation
            Kenneth G. Howling
            Chief Financial Officer
            416 679 0536
            ir@trimelpharmaceuticals.com
     
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