Sexual Dysfunction Therapy

There are a number of conditions that persist in sexual dysfunction:
• Inhibited sexual desire is a loss of desire that disrupts sexual relationships, accompanied by diminished sexual attraction and decreased sexual activity. People with inhibited desire have few sexual dreams or fantasies and is more commonly reported in women.
• Anorgasmia is when women have a delay in or absence of orgasm following a normal sexual excitement or plateau stage.
• Premature ejaculation is when men have ejaculation with minimal sexual stimulation before the person wishes it.
• Erectile dysfunction is also known as impotence and is when men cannot attain or maintain an erection

Almost all man experiences lack of desire, erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation at some point or the other in his life. Such incidents can be related to:

1. Stress (anxiety)
2. High blood pressure (medication)
3. Drugs (steroids)
4. Psychological (insecurity in a relationship, self, or from emotional or financial loss).
The dysfunction is often temporary, and most women are understanding of the occasional failures a man may experience and do not make a big deal out of it. However, some men respond to episodes of failure in a manner that leads from performance anxiety to anticipatory anxiety, and the problem becomes chronic rather than transitory.

If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me. I would be pleased to help you.