Treatment of anoragasmia or delayed orgasm

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The study mentions the use of Cabergoline (Dostinex) as a way to alleviate anorgasmia in males. While Cabergoline is used mainly on people with high levels of Prolactin (such as those with pituitary tumors), the article mentions:

The inventors have used cabergoline for the treatment of anorgasmia or delayed orgasm in patients with hyperprolactinemia and in patients with normal levels of prolactin, as described in the ensuing Examples.

Here are two examples of treatment:

An 80 year-old male patient, with normal levels of prolactin, presented with a diagnosis of anorgasmia and had not been able to have an orgasm for 1.5 years. Biopsychosocial evaluation for sexual dysfunction was performed on this patient. The patient was instructed to ingest 0.5 mg of Dostinex® (cabergoline) 3-4 hours prior to sexual intercourse. The patient reported that orgasmic ability was resumed and that he was able to have an orgasm twice per week.

A 53 year-old female patient having been diagnosed with anorgasmia and hyperprolactinemia for approximately 8 years presented for treatment. She was instructed to ingest 0.5 mg of Dostinex® (cabergoline) 3-4 hours prior to sexual intercourse. The patient reported superior results leading to restoration of orgasm and overall sexual satisfaction.