Understanding Various Types of Sexual Dysfunction and Disorders
What is Sexual Dysfunction?
Do you know that about 31% of men and
43% of women experience some sexual dysfunction? Sexual dysfunction refers to
problems that manifest during any stage of the sexual response cycle, and it
hinders a person from a satisfactory sexual encounter. In a nutshell, the
sexual response cycle generally comprises of these stages: Excitement (includes
the desire and arousal stages), plateau, orgasm, and resolution. Join sexual
dysfunction expert Dr. Samson Misango and The MESU Centre as we break down the types of sexual
dysfunctions that afflict people today.
The statistics of the prevalence of
sexual dysfunction paints a grim picture, but this is a taboo issue that most
people shy away from. The best part is that there are treatment options and
sharing your problem with a health expert is your best bet at getting help.
Types of Sexual Dysfunction
Sexual dysfunction is typically classified into 4 groups:
Desire
disorders: This implies a lack of interest in sexual intimacy or sexual
desire.
Arousal
disorders: The inability to be excited or to be aroused physically during
sex.
Orgasm
disorders: This refers to the absence or delay of attaining orgasm or
climax.
Pain
disorders: This is pain during sexual intercourse
Sexual
Dysfunction Age Factor
Although sexual dysfunction can hit at any age, it is most common
in people over 40 years since it‘s often associated with a decline in health
due to aging.
Symptoms
of Sexual Dysfunction in Men:
o Erectile
dysfunction or inability or difficulty in achieving or maintaining an erection
suitable for sexual intercourse.
o Retarded
ejaculation (Delayed or absent ejaculation even with enough sexual stimulation).
o
Premature/early ejaculation
(inability to control the time of ejaculation)
Symptoms
of Sexual Dysfunction in Women:
o Insufficient
vaginal lubrication prior to and during sexual intercourse
o Inability
to reach orgasm
o
The inability of relaxing vaginal
walls sufficiently to permit intercourse
Symptoms
of Sexual Dysfunction in Sexes:
o Zero
desire or disinterest in sex
o Inability
to be aroused
o
Pain during intercourse
Causes of Sexual
Dysfunction
Physical Causes
There are a plethora of medical and/or physical conditions that
can limit or hinder sexual function. Such conditions include neurological
disorders, diabetes, chronic diseases like liver or kidney failure, heart and
vascular conditions, and hormonal imbalances. Others are drug abuse and
alcoholism. Also, the side effects of some medicines, for instance,
antidepressants can wreak havoc with sexual function.
Psychological Causes
Some psychological causes of sexual dysfunction include
work-related anxiety and stress, plus under confidence regarding sexual
performance. Relationship or marital problems, issues with body image, effects
of previous sexual trauma, depression, and guilt feelings are other causes.
Sexual Dysfunction Specialist in Parklands,
Nairobi
Sexual dysfunction is a confidence-killer and
inhibits the ability to effectively participate in the sexual act. Keeping
quiet about your problem won’t drive it away. You can confidently speak to our sexual
dysfunction specialist Dr. Samson Misango about your issues. Book an
appointment today by calling 254 701 768 407 or visit The MESU Centre, located at the West
Park Suites, 5th Floor, Ojijo Road, Parklands. Follow
us on Twitter, Facebook, and our YouTube
Channel.
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