Age is an important factor that influences one's sexual self-concept and willingness to engage in new forms of intimacy. As individuals age, their sexual identity shifts from being primarily defined...
Changes in Sexual Function Due to Chronic Illness or Hormonal Shifts in Men
Chronic diseases and hormonal shifts can have significant impacts on male sexual function. These include conditions such...
Erogenous Zones
The term "erogenous zone" refers to an area of the body that is sensitive to touch and stimulation during sexual activity. It typically includes areas such as the nipples,...
Endocrine disorders can have a significant impact on the brain's ability to regulate sexual desire, arousal, and behavior. These hormones play an essential role in controlling various aspects of...
Sexual dysfunctions can be defined as difficulties in achieving or maintaining a normal sexual response during any stage of the sexual activity cycle, which may include desire, excitement, orgasm,...
Neurological Dysfunction Causes of Female Anorgasmia
Anorgasmia is the persistent difficulty or absence of orgasm despite sufficient stimulation during intercourse. It is a common sexual problem...
Vascular tone refers to the state of contraction and relaxation of blood vessels that regulate the flow of oxygenated blood throughout the body. The heart contracts to pump the blood through the...
I will explain how medical conditions and psychological issues can worsen men's ability to achieve or maintain an erection. This includes physical illnesses such as diabetes, high blood pressure,...
Endocrine pathologies are diseases that affect hormone levels in the body, which can cause various physical and emotional symptoms. They may also impact sexual functioning and desire, making it...
Endocrine responses are changes in hormone levels that occur in response to external stimuli such as physical exercise, stress, sleep, diet, environmental factors, and sexual activity. These changes...