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Sexual Desire Disorders

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Sexual desire disorders have come up as one of the major sexual problems faced by most of the persons today; these kinds of disorders can be recognized of absence or lack of desire to have sex or libido lowering the fantasies of sex. The condition can also varies from simple lack of desire to have sexual pleasure or rather lacking of interests of having of sex with the current partner that you have been in relationship with. It usually starts after the normal sexual functioning; even sometimes it begins from no or low sexual desire earlier. There may possibly be of different causes which can be found in the factors such as fatigue, pregnancy and aging. Sometimes such kinds of problems may also cause because of too many medications such as SSRIs or it may be psychiatric by nature such a constant depression and anxiety. If the cause happens because of medication of SSRIs, on discontinuing of it would help you to get back your sexual desire but it cannot be guaranteed, which means somet...
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Erectile Dysfunction Medications

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Erectile dysfunction (ED), also referred to as impotence, is the inability to attain or maintain an erection sufficient for successful sexual activity. Normally, an erection occurs when the arteries carrying blood to the penis widen, allowing more blood to flow in, and the veins carrying blood away from the penis are compressed, restricting blood from flowing out. In other words, more blood flows in and less flows out, making the penis larger and causing an erection. Certain nerves and hormones in the body also play a role in initiating and maintaining an erection. Any abnormality involving nervous or hormonal systems, whether due to medication or disease, may affect the ability to develop and sustain an erection, to ejaculate, and to experience orgasm. What Causes Erectile Dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction can be caused by any number of physical and psychological factors. In general, erectile dysfunction is classified according to whether it is caused by organic (caused by a bodily o...
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Diagnosis of Sexual Problems

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The diagnosis of erectile dysfunction consists of two levels and depends on the patient's goals and your partner as well as age, overall health, and medical condition of the subject. The first level is a detailed medical and psychosexual history, a complete physical examination and an evaluation of hormonal and basic laboratory, followed by the discussion of treatment options without resorting to other studies. And a second level, which aims to pinpoint the cause of erectile dysfunction, and requires one or more of the following tests: psychological counseling, testing nocturnal tumescence (NPT), advanced neurological evaluation and arterial studies and venous functional. Diagnostic tests for erectile dysfunction are divided into highly recommended, recommended, optional and specialized: Tests highly recommended: must be performed in all patients, and include a complete medical history and physical examination. Recommended tests: must be performed in most patients, and consist of ...
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