Persistent sexual arousal syndrome: A sexual disorder where genital arousal in females continues even though there is no real interest in sex. Patients can find the condition very traumatic as even orgasm does nothing to alleviate the symptoms. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Persistent sexual arousal syndrome is available below.
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