Sexual desire is a complex experience that can be influenced by various physiological and psychological factors. Understanding these factors is crucial for improving individual's sexual functioning...
The term "frigidity" is often used to describe women who seem uninterested in or disengaged from sexual activity.
There are several possible causes for this phenomenon that go beyond a simple lack...
Clitoral tissue is a sensitive organ that plays an essential role in female sexual response. It is located near the vagina and urethra and consists of erectile tissues that become enlarged and...
Genital inflammation is a common condition that affects people of all ages and genders. It can be caused by various factors such as bacterial, viral, or fungal infections, injuries, allergies,...
Transition from Sexual Excitement to Climax in Individuals With Dysfunction
Sexual excitement is the initial phase of arousal during which an individual experiences physical and psychological...
There has been increasing awareness about the prevalence of sexual dysfunction among couples taking antidepressant medications. Studies show that up to 70% of individuals who take antidepressants...
The act of refusing to have sexual intercourse with one's partner can be seen as an expression of frigidity. This condition is often associated with women who are unable to experience pleasure during...
In order to understand the differences between cognitive-behavioral and emotionally focused therapies for treating male sexual dysfunctions associated with stress or low self-esteem, it is necessary...
Sexual dysfunctions are common problems that can arise between partners during intimate moments. These dysfunctions include physical issues like impotence, premature ejaculation, and low libido, as...
Can secure attachment in childhood act as a protective factor against adult sexual dysfunction?
Secure attachment is an important aspect of early childhood development that involves emotional and...