Achieving an orgasm is a hot topic. Women want more , are faking it , and are looking for ways to make it easier and more enjoyable . Can you imagine what it’s like to have too many orgasms then, as in 100 to 200 a day ? This condition is known as persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD) or persistent sexual arousal syndrome (PSAS) and can leave the affected woman in a state of arousal for hours, days, even weeks at a time. Brought on by environmental changes like cold air, vibrations from music, scents, or even a hug, one symptom

of PGAD are spontaneous orgasms – ranging from the mild to a fullout screamfest. And unlike the orgasms shared with our partners, the effects of the condition are rarely associated with any feelings of sexual desire. The idea of spontaneous orgasms may sound welcoming to some women , but given the invasive nature of PGAD, it’s extremely embarrassing and difficult for those who live with it. To shed some light, Grey’s Anatomy dramatized the condition on an episode, which you can see here .  

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Orgasms: Too Much of a Good Thing?