Postal-hysterectomy brain's function, hormone imbalance and sexual orgasm.

Reader 1: 9/28/2001>
Dr. Lin,'

I had a hysterectomy about 10 years ago.. I also have thyroid problems. They also think I have an hpa axis problem because I am showing low cortisol levels, testosterone and dhea. I have started on a low level of c?rtef 10mg morning and 5 mg afternoon. The problem is that I have found I want to have an orgasm and just cant climax now.. plus I have lost interest in any sexual activity or even fantasy. The Dr's have given me testosterone and I will start on that next week. Before the cort?f my orgasms had become weaker but I did climax. MY orgasm's from earlier in my marriage were good, now it is like "Who cares"..
I want to be interested in sex again. While the Dr.'s were investigating what was wrong with me they had me try an anti depressant to see if I was depressed or not ( YOu know,, the standard :You might be depressed thing") The ssri's completely destroyed any interest in sex... Then I tried Reb?xitine which is a noneniphere inhibator (I think) and they had added wellbutr?n for the pain in my hands.. and I could not believe that a side product of that was incredible sexual orgasm's.. I never had experienced any orgasms like that.. I really like to have kept the medical regiman but they decided that I wasnt depressed and that it was hormonal... Then everything went back to the way they were or worse. Its like why even bother with sex... So please help... I have a major hormonal inbalance..

This is what I am currently taking

testosterone 2mg/daily starting next week
estrogen 2mg patch
wellb?trin 150mg ( lowered from 450)
c?rtef 10mg 5mg ( for adrenals
dextr?stat (for fatique) 5 to 10 mg
thyr?lar (for thryoid)

What would help me to get back to having fantastic sex with my husband again???
Thanks!

Dr. Lin: 9/30/2001>

Your brain needs more dopamine and acetylcholine nervous activities to drive your sexual fantasy and response up. Dopamine drives your testosterone production and then heightens your libido; acetylcholine and parasympathetic nervous functions erect your urethral spongy tissues where the compression of the Epicenter against the cervix (if you still help a partial cervix) induces and sends bioelectric nervous signals for libido, desire and orgasm responses to the brain's hypothalamus and pituitary for releasing the pituitary oxytocin (the emotional and orgasmic hormone) and helping the vagina, cervix and uterus produce sufficient prostaglandines for relaxation of the contractile fibers during arouse and orgasm.
Taking 1 tablet of ViaGrowth-IV (1-005) and DopaFibra (1-016) daily can help you correct the brain's functions.
http://action.love/mail/herbform.htm
Due to the fact that you don't help a uterus, the sexual stimulation should be focused on the first 1 or 2 inches of your urethral nerves. You should train the urethral nerves to orgasm with my Finger Pliers Method,
http://action.love/love/fgplier.htm
Deep penetration won't help your orgasm. For sexual intercourse, my 3-point excitation position allows yourself to adjust the stimulation zone, even in the first 1-2 inches of your urethral nerves.
If your cervix is fully removed, you should have your Epicenter nerves stimulated daily in order to signal your brain for libido. The Epicenter is located between the cervix and bladder as shown in
http://www.actiontao.com/image/trigger.jpg
We consider the Epicenter is the female prostate.
If you have hysterectomy scar tissues in the Epicenter, you should stimulate your urethral nerves between the G-spot and Epicenter. Stimulating the urethral nerves should be done gently unless your urethral spongy tissues are fully erected.

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