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Dealing With Mens Sexual Dysfunctions
A woman’s misperception about why her male partner isn’t functioning sexually can lead to serious relationship issues and a progressively worsening sex life. Lack of love is usually not the problem. In most cases, men’s sexual health issues have physical causes. Certain diseases can affect blood flow to the penis. Certain medications such as antidepressants or blood pressure medicines can cause sexual dysfunction. Premature ejaculation, the most common sexual dysfunction with men, is not related to a lack of love for one’s mate.
More than one in four men climax too quickly, says Edward Laumann, Ph.D., a professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, who published a 1999 landmark article in JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) on the prevalence of sexual dysfunction. Laumann reported that for men ages 18 to 59, a lack of interest in sex occurs in about 14 percent, an inability to achieve orgasm in about 7 to 8 percent, an absence of pleasure from sex in about 9 percent, and performance anxiety in about 17 percent.
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Speak Up – For Better Sexual Health
Why are men so difficult when they have to confront their sexual health? Men do not hesitate to take charge of established businesses and start up new ones or help our children and neighbors cope with their own crises, but when men have a sexual problem, they suddenly feel all alone and adrift without any sense of where to turn. But sexual problems have always been somehow different, not something easy to talk about because they are frankly too personal or private. If you have a sexual health problem, you should know that you are not alone.
When a man’s problem is not related to the role of his penis as a passageway for urinating, but as a sexual instrument, his thinking and actions change dramatically. If his penis does not stand erect when he attempts to have sex, he does not, as a rule, automatically call his doctor for advice. This is not surprising, because men have been led that male sexual problems were not likely to be caused by real physical problems but rather were the consequence of mental factors or worse were yet an indication of his individual weakness as a male, a misguided perception that persists even today.
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