A recent study shows the benefits of cannabis, including increased orgasm frequency, enhanced satisfaction, and greater ease in reaching orgasm. The survey of 387 women found that more than half (52 percent) said they experienced orgasm difficulty. “It’s a medical condition that deserves medical treatment. Women with female orgasmic disorder (FOD) have more mental health issues. They have more anxiety, depression, PTSD, more sexual abuse histories. It’s not just about pleasure, it’s about a human right.” The new research reflects those observations: Women with FOD reported 24% more mental health issues than women without FOD. “Among respondents reporting orgasm difficulty, cannabis use before partnered sex increased orgasm frequency, improved orgasm satisfaction or made orgasm easier,” the study found. Regardless of sex or gender, there’s growing evidence that marijuana can improve sexual function. One study found that more than 70% of surveyed adults said cannabis before sex increased desire and improved orgasms. A 2020 study meanwhile found that women who used cannabis more often had better sex.