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Sexual & Family Problems
Short Description
Erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to get or keep an erection firm enough to have sexual intercourse. It’s also sometimes referred to as impotence.
Premature ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is a treatable condition in which the male almost always ejaculates within a minute of intercourse. In this condition, the man will not be able to control his climax.
Loss of desire(libido)
Loss of libido (sex drive) is a common problem that affects many men and women at some point in their life.
Hypo sexuality
Hypo sexuality is a condition which is characterized by a feeling of low sexual desire. Thus hyposexuality is a decreased libido . It should be noted that such a state is experienced in different periods by almost everyone, but, it is more important to understand the cause of decreased libido and fix it in a timely manner.
Homosexuality
Homosexuality is the condition of "sexual desire or behavior directed toward a person or persons of one's own sex.
Sex Phobia
A phobia is an irrational fear, a kind of anxiety disorder in which the individual has a relentless dread of a situation, living creature, place, or thing.
Family therapy
Family therapy is a type of psychological counseling (psychotherapy) that can help family members improve communication and resolve conflicts. Family therapy is usually provided by a psychologist, clinical social worker or licensed therapist
HIV/AIDS phobia
HIV/AIDS phobia is loosely defined as the irrational fear of getting infected with HIV or the fear you have already been infected despite evidence to the contrary. It is a condition that may be easy to dismiss but one that a person rarely gets over without some sort of focused intervention.
Sexual anxiety
Sexual anxiety is often part of social anxiety (see the article on 'social phobias' on this site) where people may feel that they are inferior to others in some important way or where they are too concerned about other people's reactions to them. When self-confidence is low we are primed to accept negative beliefs about ourselves on the flimsiest of evidence. With about 40% of the population having social difficulties at one level or another, it can be seen that this is, potentially, a major community problem.
Sex Therapy
* Sex therapy improve the quality of the relationship and sexual satisfaction.
* Provide information about your body sexual function, destroy myths and misconceptions, restore body image and self esteem.
* Give permission to enjoy sexual experiences.
* Sensitize individual toerotic feelings and enable them to explore senstations,and dis inhibit through training in sensual enjoyment.
* Help individual to recognize and cope with repressed feelings which evoke anxiety.
* Through Sex therapy abolish performance Anxiety goal orientation and persistent spectatoring.
* Sex therapy intervention minimize blocking factors and maximize positive input.
* Sex Sex therapy intervention create a situation where both partners can express their feelings verbally and non verbally without shame, guilty or anxiety., and each takes responsibility for his or her own feelings and sexual arousal.
Sexual Difficulties
Priapism
Persistent state of penile erection not associated with sexual arousal, which is often painful.
Chordee
Deformity (bending or bowing ) of the penis during erection.
Apareunia
Coitus has not take place despite mutual desire for it between a couple.
Vaginsmus
Recurrent involuntary spasm of the pubococcygeus and elevator ani muscles which occurs with anticipation of penetration of the vagina.
Peyronie's disease
Induration of the penis which results in fibrosis of the tunics albuginea and plaque formation in the septum between the corpora covernosa on the dorsum of the shaft of the penis.
Female dyspareunia
During sexual intercourse pain is experienced near the introitus or vaginal barrel.some times pain at the cervix or pelvis area.
Male dyspareunia
This may be primary or secondary as in women, and may present in similar ways. Pain during or after coitus
Paraphilias
Sexual gratification is obtained not by the actual sexual intercourse but by a deviant behaviour with a sexual fantasy involving sexual object or a particular type of sexual act.
Sadism
A type of paraphilias where the person (sadist) gets sexual pleasure and excitement by inflicting pain ,physical torture or humiliating the sexual partner.
Masochism
Here the person gets sexual arousal from being hurt or humiliate.He can derive pleasure by being whipped or beaten.
Paedophilia
Sexual activity with prepubertal children is the preferred or exclusive method of achieving sexual gratification.
Exhibitionism
When a person gets sexual excitation by exposing his/her sexual organs to unsuspecting observers.
Voyeurism
When a person gets sexual pleasure and gratification by watching others indulged in sexual activity or watching others undressing or nudity
Fetishes
Here the person will be sexually excited by:
1. Particular object,ex:rubber,leather and silk etc.
2. some part of the body ,ex: buttocks, navel, hair etc.
3. Some clothing like bras,panties,handkerchief etc.
Such objects are used during masturbation or during sexual activity with the partner.
Transsexualism
The person feels that he/she trapped in a wrong body.They would be willing to have a sex change operation to turn into opposite gender through he/she is biologically male or female.
Other Paraphilias
1. Zoophilia or Bestiality
2. Obscence telephone calls
3. Frotterism
4. Necrophilia
5. Obscence telephone calls