Physiological causes must be ruled out by medical specialists. Then the emotional and relationship factors can be treated. In some cases, the anorgasmia goes back to traumatic childhood sexual experiences which must be worked through. But most cases of anorgasmia in women are quite treatable. These women may be na ve about their sexuality and once they have begun to explore their bodies and experiment with different kinds of physical sensation, they generally learn to experience orgasm on their own quite easily.
Some women think that they are anorgasmic, but have in fact actually experienced orgasm.
For these, the expectations of what orgasm should feel like differ from their experience. Others experience orgasms only during masturbation. These women may have an ingrained behavioral pattern that they are resistant or insecure about changing. It seems possible that some women can learn to experience orgasm from stimulation of this area but it seems unlikely that the majority can. There is no evidence that G spot orgasms, if they exist, are more pleasurable than others.