Individuals may experience changes in their sexual functioning during or after undergoing medical treatments, such as cancer therapy or taking certain medications. Sexual dysfunction can be physical,...
Sexual Dysfunction in Patients with Renal Failure
Renal failure is a condition where the kidneys cannot function properly. This condition affects many aspects of an individual's life, including...
Sexual dysfunctions are defined as persistent problems that prevent individuals from experiencing pleasure during sexual activity. These disorders can occur in males and females, but their causes may...
How can couples create a safe space for discussing sexual dysfunctions?
Couples who are struggling with sexual dysfunctions need to create a comfortable environment where they feel free to talk...
Trauma from childhood or previous relationships
Past traumatic experiences often have a significant impact on individuals' lives, including their sexual functioning in adulthood. Childhood sexual...
Communication is essential for overcoming sexual dysfunction in relationships, particularly when one partner experiences frigidity. Frigidity refers to the condition where an individual has a low or...
Chronic pelvic floor disorders are conditions that affect the muscles, nerves, and connective tissue around the bladder, rectum, and vagina. They can cause pain, urinary leakage, constipation, and...
Most people think that taking an antidepressant will make their lives better by improving their mood.
There are also many ways it can affect their sex life. This article is about how...
Sexual dysfunction or mismatched sexual desires can have profound effects on women's mental health. It is important for women to understand how these experiences can impact their wellbeing and...
There are many reasons why a man may feel afraid to open up emotionally to his partner. This can be due to previous experiences where he has been judged, rejected, or criticized for being too...