Can the inability to feel sexual excitement be understood as a symptom of emotional overregulation rather than indifference? This question has been debated among medical professionals for decades,...
Sexual functioning refers to how a person experiences and expresses their sexuality, which encompasses physical and psychological aspects. Physiological resilience, on the other hand, is the ability...
Chronic stress is the sustained exposure to physical, emotional, psychological, social, financial, or environmental pressures that causes prolonged physiological or mental reactions. It can have...
Sexual dysfunction is a common condition that affects an individual's ability to experience pleasure during sexual activities, including intercourse, masturbation, and orgasm. It can also manifest as...
The impact of societal pressure to maintain a youthful sexual appearance on individuals' sexual function is significant. Individuals may feel pressured to conform to society's idealized standard of...
There has been an increasing focus on understanding the role of stress in sexual behavior and dysfunction among men. Stress is defined as "the body's reaction to stimuli that are perceived as...
Shame and guilt are common psychological and emotional responses when people experience sexual dissatisfaction, which can lead to frigidity and difficulty connecting emotionally during sex....
Chronic stress is a psychological condition that can have significant impacts on many areas of one's life. It can cause physical symptoms such as fatigue, muscle tension, and digestive problems, as...
Researchers have explored the effects of social conditioning and emotional trauma experienced during childhood on adult sexual behavior, including how early experiences of shame and guilt affect...
Sexual dysfunctions are common among both men and women. They affect up to 42% of adults globally and have several causes, including physical, psychological, and social factors. Couples may...