… 25% of men with OCD. In terms of specific sexual issues present in those with OCD, anorgasmia has frequently been reported by women, while premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction have been reported by men.2
There are many reasons why people with OCD may have impaired sexual functioning and overall dissatisfaction. First, patients with OCD …
… to have the same erection that they did in their 20s, which is not realistic. More than one-third of men will have had some experience with erectile dysfunction by the time they are 40.3 Following this possible dysfunction, some men will be discouraged and have a succeeding fear of this event reoccurring. This …
… the neurological, vascular, and endocrine systems to regulate hormones and provide sufficient blood flow for vasocongestion. Sexual dysfunctions such as the lack of desire (in both sexes), erectile dysfunction, disturbances of ejaculation, deficient lubrication, dysparenunia, and difficulties orgasming are not uncommon in the general population. They are a consequence of many different factors. Increased risk …
… paraphilia medication in the United States. The reported side effects of such antiandrogens include pulmonary embolism, nausea, insomnia, lethargy, weight gain, erectile dysfunction, and depressive syndrome.
Antidepressants and gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonists (GnRHa) are also used as treatment but to a lesser extent than other popular treatment methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Although these …
… who experience both IC and symptoms of sexual dysfunction is unknown. Male sexual dysfunction associated with IC has not been researched to the extent of female sexual dysfunction. Males with IC can have genital and perineal pain similar to pain females experience. Additionally, males may experience painful intercourse, low sexual desire, erectile dysfunction, and pain …
… erectile dysfunction. There are psychological and physiological causes for erectile dysfunction, including neurological changes, vascular deficiencies, post-surgical effects, drug-related side effects, hormones, lifestyle choices, anxiety, stress, and depression, but there are also many treatments.3 Treatment options for a physiological cause may include the use of prescription medications or procedures to increase …
… that draws blood flow to the genitals.4 While the blood flow caused by penis pumps may provide temporary penis enlargement or offer therapy for men with erectile dysfunction, permanent growth has never been recorded.3 However, permanent damage is possible.6
Safety Risks
No current methods of penis enlargement are considered 100% safe or …
… attribute across many cultures. Clean teeth also contribute to one’s physical health. The buildup of bacteria in the mouth can lead to gum disease and possibly erectile dysfunction.4 It was previously thought that there was a clear association between heart disease and gum disease, but the newest research highlights that maintaining oral health …
… massages can be a very helpful activity for couples who want to increase novelty in their relationship as well. Studies have also found that males struggling with erectile dysfunction experienced greater comfort and confidence with erectile functioning after incorporating sensual massages into their sex life.1
Giving or receiving a sensual massage (also classified as …
