sexual problems
Discuss your Sex Problems with a Sex Specialist/Topmost Sexologist / Sex Doctor as early as possible otherwise it can spoil your Personality.
A sexual problem, or sexual dysfunction, refers to a problem during any phase of the sexual response cycle that prevents the individual or couple from experiencing satisfaction from the sexual activity. The sexual response cycle has four phases: excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution.
While research suggests that sexual dysfunction is common (43% of women and 31% of men report some degree of difficulty), it is a topic that many people are hesitant to discuss. Fortunately, most cases of sexual dysfunction are treatable, so it is important to share your concerns with your partner and doctor.
What Causes Sexual Problems ?
Sexual dysfunction can be a result of a physical or psychological problem.
- Physical causes: Many physical and/or medical conditions can cause sexual problems. These conditions include diabetes, heart disease, neurological diseases, hormonal imbalances, menopause, chronic diseases such as kidney disease or liver failure, and alcoholism and drug abuse. In addition, the side effects of certain medications, including some antidepressant drugs, can affect sexual desire and function.
- Psychological causes: These include work-related stress and anxiety, concern about sexual performance, marital or relationship problems, depression, feelings of guilt, and the effects of a past sexual trauma.
Who Is Affected by Sexual Problems ?
Both men and women are affected by sexual problems. Sexual problems occur in adults of all ages. Among those commonly affected are those in seniors, which may be related to a decline in health associated with aging.
: Sexual Problems in Men :
Erectile Dysfunction ( Impotence )
Impotence is the inability to have sexual intercourse due to failure in achieving or maintaining erection. Impotence is common and most men have it once in a while or for short periods of time. It can occur at any age, but is most common in men above 65.
Impotence is treatable at any age. There are now successful treatments for this disorder which ensures that most men with the problem return to normal sexual activity.
Possible causes of Impotence
- Diseases such as diabetes mellitus, an endocrine gland disorder, kidney disease, multiple sclerosis etc.
- Problems with the structure of the penis or its surrounding tissues may prevent an erection.
- Damage to arteries, smooth muscles and fibrous tissues, often as a result of disease, surgery or injury that interfere with nerve impulses or blood flow to the penis.
- Psychological or emotional factors like stress, anxiety, grief or problems with relationships.
- Excess consumption of alcohol or drug abuse.
- Obesity and smoking which affects blood flow and arteries.
- As a side effect of some prescription drugs like high blood pressure drugs, antihistamines, antidepressants, tranquilizers, appetite suppressants, cimetidine; an ulcer drug etc.
- In older men over 65 years, impotence can be caused by low levels of testosterone, a condition which can be corrected by Hormone replacement therapy.
There are various treatment for impotence depending upon the underlying cause. These may include measures to combat stress, counseling and sexual therapy to help resolve relationship problems, changes in life style, weight control, alternation in prescribed medication which causes impotence, pelvic floor exercises, use of an oral medication, a vacuum device or injection or insertion of medicine into the penis. For those men whose impotence has resulted from injury to nerves and blood vessels supplying the penis, two forms of penile implant can be inserted by means of surgical operation.
Prevention
- Keep your blood sugar in a safe range if you have diabetes.
- Quit smoking.
- Exercise regularly.
- Avoid excess alcohol intake and use of drugs.
- Keep your cholesterol level low to reduce the risk of hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis).
- Lower stress in your life
- Premature Ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is the common sexual problem which affects nearly all men at some stage in their life. The main cause can be psychological- anxiety about the possibility of ejaculation before, during or straight after penetration.
Premature ejaculation often occurs during the first experiences with sex but majority gradually learn to control their orgasm.
Increasing the number of ejaculation with the help and understanding of the partner or by masturbation can be of benefit to achieve control gradually. This is brought about by using the squeeze method in which the partner gently but firmly compresses the end of the penis to halt impending ejaculation. when both partners feel ready, ejaculation can then be allowed to proceed.
Loss of Libido (Sexual desire)
A reduced interest in the desire for sex is experienced by most people at some age. It becomes a problem for a man when he can not longer satisfy the sexual needs of his partner.
There are very many factors, both physical and emotional which can cause a lowering in libido. Physical causes include diseases and drugs. Emotional factors can be stress, worry, grief, anxiety about satisfying their partner, fear of the consequences of sexual activities, like STDs, conflicts between partners, boredom in long term relationships etc. It is important for couples in long- term relationship to work actively at their sex life. Low sexual desire in older men can be caused by a low level of the hormone androgen.
Hormonal deficiency can sometimes be treated with hormone injections. Discussing problems and being prepared to enjoy intimacy on all levels can help but couple may need professional.
Priapism :
Priapism is a condition in which a male develops a permanent erection. If your erection lasts for an unusual period of time and is unrelated to sexual contact, consult a physician immediately as timely intervention can prevent permanent damage.
Possible causes of Priapism are :
Penile injection therapy for impotence
Physical trauma to the penis or surrounding region
Diseases which thicken the blood like leukemia or sickle-cell anemia
Cancerous growth around the penis preventing outflow of blood
Treatment
Medication, or minor surgery to remove the old blood from the penis are the most common treatment options.
Short Male Genital Organ
Man gives importance to his male organ because this is an inseparable part of reproductivity through which generation after generation of people have come and the world went on growing. Male organ is the vital part of sex play, which is one of the renewable pleasures to mankind.
So a well-developed "male organ" according to age and growth of body is more essential to lead a meaningful life. A man with under grown genital organ falls into a state of guilt and inferiority complex.
However, only the age old Ayurvedic Medicine can create a hope and show the way for those men who feel ashamed of their under developed genital organ.
We at Chandsi Specialist Clinic, prescribe effective treatment course to strengthen and facilitate for natural improvement of the male organ, without any side effects. Normally males believe that the length of their organ plays important role in achieving sexual pleasure. But this is totally wrong. The basic rule of sex play lies on the strength of the organ and the time taken to reach climax.
We analyzes the reason of short organ length and prescribes medicines accordingly. The active constituents of the prescribed medicines go through the body in many ways. These include oral consumption of herbal medicines, which gets absorbed by the digestive system and by application of Oils or Cream over the skin, the constituents get absorbed in the body through the pores. There is no age limit for undertaking our treatment and to enjoy the God given sexual pleasures in life. With the help of Ayurvedic herbal therapies even aged Maharajas and Nawabs in earlier times had married young girls to demonstrate their vigor and vitality.
Our treatment course consists of rare Bhasmas, Rasayanas & Herbo-mineral Ayurvedic medicines . This treatment has worked effectively in innumerable cases by increasing blood circulation in the male organ, which provides adequate strength and supports natural improvement of the organ. Once the desired result is achieved, it is almost permanent and there are no side or adverse effects.
Infertility
Infertility refers to a condition where there is no pregnancy, even after one year of regular sexual intercourse. It covers a broad spectrum of conditions which can be minor or serious. Infertility related to men is initially investigated usually with a physical examination along with a discussion about past and present medical history. A physical exam determines the general health of both partners. The doctor will pay special attention to the outer sex organs as well as characteristics such as breast development and body hair in both partners to check for structural abnormalities or signs of possible hormone problems. The medical history gathers information that may suggest causes for infertility in each of the partners. Issues that will be discussed during the medical history apply to both the man and the woman.
The most common cause of male infertility is low sperm count or absence of sperm in the semen.
Causes of low sperm count may include
- Hormonal problems in the testicles or pituitary gland.
- Genetic factors.
- Testicular injury, infection or failure.
- Drug use.
Environmental factors including chemical pollution and exposure to radiation. Medical conditions such as a varicocele in the testicles, blocked ejaculation due to a surgical vasectomy, absence or blockage of a vas deferens due to birth defect or infections (The vas deferens is a narrow, muscular tube that connects the testicles to the prostate gland), retrograde ejaculation (the ejaculation of semen into the bladder rather than out through the penis), Chromosomal problems.
Problem caused by the immune system after an infection, vasectomy or injury to the testicles. The man may develop, an auto-immune response in which his immune system treats his sperm as 'foreign' and produce antibodies against them.
Testing to determine the cause of infertility in men
There are number of test to establish the cause of infertility. The first tests are done to check the man's semen (Semen Analysis). A sample of semen may be analyzed to know the sperm count and quality of sperm. The Sperm mucus Penetration Test and the Sperm Penetration Assay (SPA) are used to test the sperm's function. Scanning of the reproductive organs to see if there is a physical abnormalities and blood or urine test to check the hormone levels are also done.
Treatments
The treatments include drug therapy or possibly surgery to improve the situation. There is no effective treatment for lack of sperm. Low sperm count can be treated with artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization with partner or donor sperm. A testicular biopsy is done for men who have no sperm in the ejaculate to find out whether they have immature sperm in the testes. In vitro fertilization, intrauterine insemination, or gamete intra_fallopian transfer are done for reproduction in such cases. For retrograde ejaculation (the ejaculation of semen into the bladder rather than out through the penis), sperm may be recovered from the bladder, washed, and used for insemination. Surgery can be done to reverse a vasectomy or to repair enlarged veins in the scrotum (varicocele repair). Surgery also may be done to correct blockages or absence of the vas deferens.
Prevention
- Tobacco usage reduces sperm count so avoid smoking.
- Avoid exposure to chemicals and drugs.
- Excessive alcohol use may damage eggs or sperm, so keep it to the limit.
- Limit sexual partners and use condoms to reduce the risk of getting a sexually transmitted disease (STD). STDs that go undetected and untreated can damage the reproductive system and cause infertility.
- Maintain a body weight close to the ideal for your height to reduce the possibility of hormone imbalances.
-
Nocturnal Emissions:-
Night fall or wet dream is the problem of automatic ejaculation of semen when the person is asleep. Ejaculation usually accompanied with erotic dream but sometime it may be without any dreams. In medical terms this is said to be normal and does not insist on any kind of treatment. But in alternative treatment this is treated as a disease. In Ayurveda if a person have nocturnal emission twice or thrice in a month then no treatment is required but more than this is alarming and treatment is required.
For example a one year old child may urinate in bed regularly but as the child grows to 4 years old he/she will stop urinating in bed but if the child continues to urinate in bed even when he/she reached young age then will you say it normal? No, this is not normal but in medical terms this is not any disease which needed to be treated where in alternative treatment like ayurveda we say this is a disease. Likewise Nocturnal emission or night fall is a disease and it requires treatment.
If a person suffers night fall for a long period then you can easily recognize him. You can find his eyes and cheeks sunken deep and he will seems to be energy less fellow. Such person may find weakness in him and will have dull moods and easily get angry. (In Hindi: chirchira pan lagna). Neglect of treatment and bearing the problem for longer period may cause weak erection problem.
Treatment :
Nightfall can be completely cured with the help of Ayurvedic medicines, beside this- medicines were completely natural / herbal and do not have any side effects. The medicines we prepare is 100% safe and effective.
Masturbation
Masturbation is a deliberate stimulation of the genitals for pleasure i.e. to ejaculate semen with the help of hand and produce friction by to and fro movements till ejaculation is reached. Various other methods such as making coital movements against bed cloth, a pillow, pressing against some objects etc are also noticed. Men develop this habit due to bad company for the momentary physical enjoyment.
Gradually they get addicted and accustomed to this bad habit and it becomes difficult for them to get rid of it. They are not aware of the truth that this momentary enjoyment weakens them. When they get married, they do not enjoy their sex life fully. Too much of masturbation seriously affects the full development of genitals. This leads to mental and physical weakness and diminishes self-confidence. They ultimately become unsocial and develop short temperamental attitudes. In many cases excessive masturbation leads to frequent night discharge and passing semen before or after urination. Their digestive system weakens resulting in deteriorating health. To come out of this bad habit one has to develop a strong will power. If this habit becomes obsessive or compulsive then it is necessary to consult physician. By all means this habit must be given up completely to make one’s life happier and healthier.
Through Ayurvedic treatment, one can get rid of such a bad habit effectively.
- Abandon unhealthy habits of younger days get married with revived youthfulness.
- If you have gone physically weak due to your bad habits, get yourself treated and make your life happy.
Note : All statements given are only for information purpose. We are not responsible or liable for any problems related to the utilization of information on this site. We suggest that you consult a qualified doctor before trying any alternative health care remedies.
