Sexual Dysfunction
Sexual Dysfunction is
called the difficulty during any stage of the sexual act, which prevents
the individual or couple from fully enjoying sex.
What are the causes of Sexual Dysfunction ?
There are physical factors
such as alcohol, drugs, drugs, among others that give way to sexual
dysfunction. These components decrease the level of testosterone, the most
important hormone in men (it is also found in small amounts in women), being
responsible for stimulating the development of the male sexual organs.
Another cause is having a
low androgen level or an inadequate hormonal profile. It should be noted
that emotional factors such as depression, fears, guilt, etc., are also causes
of sexual dysfunction.
Prevention
Sharing moments outside of
sex with our partner, that is, going out to dance or dinner, empathize, etc.,
can awaken sexual desire in couples. In other words, it is necessary to
separate sex from affection and thus get used to an affection that does not
exactly incite sex.
To do
It is a good idea to turn to
a specialist in the case, since sexual dysfunctions can have a solution if it
is not a case such as premature ejaculation.
Classification
- Anorgasmia :
Refers to the inability to obtain an orgasm.
- Sexual Aversion :
It is the rejection or avoidance of sexual contact.
- Dyspareunia :
It is the pain that is experienced after the sexual act.
- Non-Coital Sexual Pain :
Recurrent genital pain during sexual activity caused by non-coital
stimulation.
- Premature Ejaculation :
It is a lack of control over the ejaculatory reflex. It is one of the
biggest sexual problems of man.
- Delayed Ejaculation :
Impotence presented by the man to ejaculate.
- Lack of Sexual Desire or Frigidity :
Coldness or lack of interest in having a sexual relationship.
- Impotence :
It is the inability of the man to maintain the erection of the penis.
- Vaginismus :
Involuntary muscular spasm of the vaginal muscles that causes great pain
during or the impossibility of penetration.
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