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Sexual Problems
Sexual problems or dysfunctions are those pathologies or circumstances that do not allow sexual relations to be pleasurable. Some of there problems may include pain, trouble reaching orgasm, or loss of sexual arousal.
They can be presented by both men and women.
In women, it manifests itself with the symptoms of pain during sexual intercourse, absence of orgasm and desire, or arousal problems.
In men, it manifest itself through erectile dysfunction, reduced or loss of sexual interest, premature or delayed ejaculation problems, or low testosterone.
Sexual problems do not represent a serious disease with which the patient puts his life at risk but sexual health could be affected, also influencing his emotional health and quality of life.
In many cases, patients with sexual problems experience a loss of self-confidence, low self-esteem or even depression.
On the other hand, the particularity of sexual problems lies in the fact they not only affect the sexual health of the patient but will also influence that of their partner.
Possible causes in women:
Emotional causes:
As are stress, relationship problems, depression or anxiety, memories of sexual abuse or rape and dissatisfaction with their own body.
Physical causes:
Such as hormonal problems, pain caused by an injury or other problem and certain conditions such as diabetes or arthritis.
Aging:
Since it can cause changes in the vagina, such as dryness, causing pain in turn.
Ingestion of certain medications:
For example, medications for depression, anxiety and seizures can cause sexual problems.
Possible causes in men:
Emotional causes:
As are stress, relationship problems, depression or anxiety, memories of sexual abuse or rape and dissatisfaction with their own body.
Physical causes:
As erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low testosterone.
Aging:
Since it can cause reduction or loss of sexual interest.
Taking certain medications:
Such as medications for depression, anxiety, and seizures can cause sexual problems.
The treatment for sexual problems will be very variable depending on the sexual problem that is suffered and the cause that originated it.
If the sexual problems are of a psychological nature, they can be addressed with psychological therapy.
On the other hand, in cases caused by vascular, pelvic floor or hormonal problems, personalized care and treatment by an expert gynecologist or urologist will be needed.
Symptoms and Diagnosis
The symptoms of sexual problems can be several, depending on the problem that occurs in each case, but the most common are:
- Feel less desire to have sex
- Have trouble getting aroused
- Not being able to have an orgasm
- Have pain during intercourse
