Short answer
Yes. Many people continue to have orgasms after menopause, though they may take longer or feel different. Reduced blood flow and sensitivity can mean you need more warm-up time and stronger or broader stimulation, such as a wand or air-pulse clitoral toy. If orgasm has become difficult and it bothers you, mention it to a clinician, since medications and other health factors can play a role.
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