Induced lactation

Does it have an effect on a woman's ability to orgasm?

Leslie writes, "I used to have very small, but extremely firm, perky breasts, which would swell marvelously during orgasm. A few months ago by using a suction pump, I induced lactation. To my extreme horror, my breasts are no longer as firm as they used to be and what is totally devastating to me is that they no longer swell and become heavy or have any feeling during orgasm. This has had a profound psychological effect on me, leading to severe depression. It has affected my sex life as well, as I now rarely experience orgasm. What to do? Will they ever swell again, or did I ruin everything by so foolishly inducing lactation? I am heartbroken. Please let me know what I can do to somehow restore this lost sensation. I am 37 and have never had children. I have been to various doctors with this problem, but they all think it's in my head or I am crazy, but this is totally true. I miss the wonderful sensations so much. It is impossibly difficult to wake up every morning now and to realize that that swelling is now a thing gone forever. I suffered all my life worrying about my small breasts - now I have one more thing to worry about."

An orgasm happens primarily in the brain and it is the brain that stimulates rest of the body parts to respond. It seems that induced lactation changed the physiology of your breasts and nipples. While it seems reasonable to say that this maybe permanent, you never know what will happen if you do not lactate again.

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So what can you do? Since orgasm starts in the brain, clear your brain. Get this idea out of your mind that something has gone wrong with you and you will never have an orgasm again. Don't mess around with your body and leave it alone. Chances are that things will return to normal within a few months. Enjoy having sex. Breasts are just one of the many sensitive parts of a woman. You can still have orgasms if you direct your partner to focus on the other parts. As your doctors say, it is all in your head. If you change your mindset, you will be able to have normal physical intimacy once again.