Erectile disfunctions
Psychologic Causes of Sexual Dysfunction
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Anger toward a partner
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Discord or boredom with a partner
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Fear of pregnancy, dependence on another person, or losing control
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Feelings of detachment from sexual activities or one’s partner
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Guilt
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Inhibitions or ignorance about sexual behavior
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Performance anxiety (worrying about performance during intercourse)
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Previous traumatic sexual experiences (for example, rape, incest, sexual abuse, or previous sexual dysfunction)
ED mostly affects older men, a study conducted in Italy found that an increase in internet pornography viewing among teenage boys can cause “sexual anorexia,” or a pathological loss of appetite for romantic-sexual interactions.
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​ED can affect men for many reasons, including physical and psychological causes such as performance anxiety, depression, or poor physical health.
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PIED
Libido
Premature Ejaculation
Female Sexual Disfunctions
Impotence
Anorgasmia
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Porn-induced
erectile dysfunction (PIED)
was identified relatively
recently, and refers
to erectile dysfunction
caused by a skewing
of our sexual expectations
and desires, resulting
from excessive
use of pornography.
Sex drive (libido) varies
greatly among men and
women may
be decreased temporarily
by conditions such as
fatigue or anxiety.
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Libido also tends to
gradually decrease as a
man ages.
Persistently low libido
may cause distress to a couple.
Premature ejaculation
is ejaculation that occurs
too early, usually before,
upon, or shortly
after penetration.
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With PE, you may feel
less connection with
your sexual partner.
You might feel angry,
ashamed or upset,
and turn away from
your sexual partner.
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Without treatment,
it often leads
to significant
psychological distress,
poor self-esteem,
anxiety,
erectile dysfunction,
decreased libido,
and poor
interpersonal relationships.
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Persistent, recurrent
problems with sexual
response, desire, orgasm
or pain — that
distress you or
strain your relationship
with your partner — are
known medically as
sexual dysfunction.
Female sexual dysfunction
can occur at any stage
of life. It can occur
only in certain sexual
situations
or in all sexual situations.
Erectile dysfunction, also
known as impotence, is
defined by difficulty
getting and keeping an
erection. It can
be an embarrassing
thing to talk about.
It's been reported
that more than half
of men between the ages
of 40 and 70
experience some form of ED.
When a person with a penis
has persistent delay having
or an inability to achieve
an orgasm even after
sexual stimulation.
The condition should
not be confused with
(the inability to achieve
an erection) or low libido
(lack of sexual desire).
However, these conditions
may co-exist.
There are multiple
causes of male anorgasmia.
They include:
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Physiological
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problems present at birth
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Side effects from surgery
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Medications
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Psychological issues
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There are a number of reasons why erection problems may happen, including certain health problems (such as hormonal imbalances or high blood pressure). But one of the most common causes of erection problems, particularly among young men, is anxiety.
There are any number of reasons why young
men may experience anxiety, especially
surrounding sex.
Some of the most common reasons include:
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low desire
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feeling of guilt and shame
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relationship problems
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confusion about sexuality
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religious beliefs
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poor sex education
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poor body image
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fear of pregnancy and STIs.
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It’s important to also take strides to address your anxiety. This will help you get to the root of it and overcome your erection problems.
If you aren’t sure where to start, the first and most important thing you should do is speak with your partner (if you’re in a relationship) about how you feel so you can explore together to find different ways to have sex and intimacy.
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You could also try some simple techniques to relieve anxiety surrounding sex, such as aiming to make sex less “goal-oriented” or practicing mindfulness. This can help calm you by redirecting attention away from negative self-talk, and back to the way you are feeling during sex.
