4 Types Of Sexual Disorders

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• 4 Types Of Sexual Disorders

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• Sexual disorders can affect any point of the
  sexual response cycle which are desire,
  excitement or orgasm/climax. The symptoms of
  sexual disorders cause can interfere with and
  disrupt individuals from having a good experience
  before, during, or after sex.
• There are four categories in which sexual
  disorders are placed, all of which can impact
  both men and women. There can be an overlap
  between these and one disorder can cause another
  to arise. For example, a person who has issues
  with getting aroused may end up losing desire
  after some time.
• Arousal Disorders
• The disorders that fall under the category of
  arousal disorders result in an individual's
  inability to become physically aroused before
  and/or during sexual activity. The main symptom
  of any arousal disorder is that while the desire
  or libido may be present, there is no physical
  arousal. One of the most common arousal disorders
  in men is erectile dysfunction. Here, the man
  struggles to get or maintain an erection for a
  duration that he or his partner may wish.

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• Desire Disorders?
• The disorders that fall under the category of
  desire disorders affect the sexual desire and/or
  interest of an individual. Commonly, it is
  referred to as disorders that affect the libido.
  There are various causes of desire disorders such
  as hormonal changes (decrease in estrogen or
  testosterone levels), chronic medical conditions
  such as diabetes or heart disease, interpersonal
  problems within a relationship, mental health
  conditions such as depression and anxiety,
  history of sexual abuse, fears, and phobias, etc.
  Sexual disorders that fall under this category
  would include Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder.
  Individuals who suffer from this find it
  difficult to take initiative for sexual
  activities or to get turned on when their
  partner initiates it.
• Orgasm disorders?
• The disorders that fall under the category of
  orgasm disorders result in an individual not
  being able to achieve orgasm (anorgasmia) or
  experiencing a delayed or early orgasm. Sexual
  disorders that fall under this category would
  include Anorgasmia in women and Ejaculation
  disorders such as delayed ejaculation and
  premature ejaculation.

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• Pain disorders?
• The disorders that fall under the category of
  pain disorders result in pain or physical
  discomfort during sexual intercourse. In women,
  this can be due to conditions such as vaginismus,
  excessive vaginal dryness or lack of lubrication,
  medical conditions such as UTI, hormonal
  imbalances during PCOS, or menopause. In men,
  this can be due to conditions such as Peyronies
  disease, UTIs, prostatitis, STDs such as herpes,
  or having a sensitive glans penis, etc.
• Sexual disorders can have emotional and
  psychological impacts, aside from physical ones.
  Individuals/Couples are affected by the symptoms,
  possible lack of intimacy, insecurities, and fear
  of treatment. It is advised that a sexual
  disorder should never be self-treated, especially
  not through self-medicating. There are various
  causes - both physical and/or psychological -
  that can result in sexual dysfunction. A
  professional (an andrologist/psychologist/psychiat
  rist) will be able to identify the accurate cause
  during a consultation, and then determine a
  treatment plan that works for you.
• Sexual health is as important as physical and
  mental health. In most cases, one consultation
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