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Lack of desire. This increasingly common
problem occurs when people lack any interest in sexual fantasies or
activity and suffer distress or relationship problems as a result.
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Treatment is a multi-step process. Therapists begin by
helping clients identify negative attitudes about sex, explore the
origins of those ideas and find new ways of thinking about sex. The
focus then shifts to behavior: therapists may ask clients to keep
diaries of their sexual thoughts, watch erotic films or develop
fantasies. Therapists also address any relationship problems.
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Treatment is a multi-step process. Therapists begin by
helping clients identify negative attitudes about sex, explore the
origins of those ideas and find new ways of thinking about sex. The
focus then shifts to behavior: therapists may ask clients to keep
diaries of their sexual thoughts, watch erotic films or develop
fantasies. Therapists also address any relationship problems.
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Erectile dysfunction. When the penis fails to become or stay erect, intercourse becomes impossible.
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The cause is typically a mix of physical and psychological
factors. Physical causes include illnesses like diabetes or medication
side effects. One of the main psychological causes is performance
anxiety. After the first incident, men sometimes get so nervous the
problem occurs again.
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Therapy focuses on reducing anxiety by taking the focus off
intercourse. For men with physical problems, medication or devices can
help.
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The cause is typically a mix of physical and psychological
factors. Physical causes include illnesses like diabetes or medication
side effects. One of the main psychological causes is performance
anxiety. After the first incident, men sometimes get so nervous the
problem occurs again.
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Premature ejaculation. Ejaculation is premature when it occurs so soon after intercourse begins that it causes emotional distress.
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While the causes still aren't understood, treatment works
in almost all cases. Therapy focuses on behavioral training. With his
partner's help, the man learns to withstand stimulation for longer and
longer periods.
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While the causes still aren't understood, treatment works
in almost all cases. Therapy focuses on behavioral training. With his
partner's help, the man learns to withstand stimulation for longer and
longer periods.
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Painful intercourse. Painful intercourse, or
dyspareunia, is recurrent or persistent genital pain that causes
significant distress or relationship problems.
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Most cases — especially among men — involve a physical
problem. A urologist or gynecologist should rule out or address any
medical concerns. For women, the typical treatment focuses on relaxation
training.
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Most cases — especially among men — involve a physical
problem. A urologist or gynecologist should rule out or address any
medical concerns. For women, the typical treatment focuses on relaxation
training.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Treatment for sexual problems
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