Syndrome of sexual persistent excitation - PSAS

PSAS affects alone to women, and you are in a genital spontaneous and persistent excitation, with or without orgasm or sanguine genital engorgement, not related with any type of sensation of sexual desire. You were documented for the first time by the physician Sandra Leiblum in the year 2001, and alone recently characterized as a syndrome differed in the medical literature. In particular, you are not related with the hipersexualidad, sometimes also known as nymphomania or satiriasis. Besides being a very unusual dysfunction, you are known that those women that suffer it frequently prefer not to inform of it, since they consider it embarrassing.

The physical excitation caused by this syndrome can be very intense, and to persist during extensive timeframes, sometimes days or even weeks. In occasions, the orgasm can calm the symptoms temporarily, but these they return in issue of hours. The symptoms can be: attenuation and concentration difficulty in the mundane tasks. Some status: to travel in car or in train, the vibrations of the mobile telephones, or even to go to the service, they can aggravate the syndrome in an unbearable way.