Preventing Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women

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Preventing Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women

Dr Saransh Jain







Preventing Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women


Dr. Saransh Jain 



Some types of sexual dysfunction cannot be prevented. However, you may be able to reduce your risk of certain types of dysfunction by working to prevent diseases that can lead to dysfunction. Adopting certain healthy habits may reduce your risk. For example:
  • Stop smoking or don't start
  • Get regular exercise, including aerobic exercise
  • Maintain a healthy weight
  • Eat a well-balanced diet
  • Limit alcohol intake to a maximum of two drinks per day
  • Don't use illegal drugs
  • If you have chronic diseases, like heart disease or diabetes, take steps to control your condition and improve your overall health
If you are taking medications that can cause sexual dysfunction , ask your doctor whether you can switch to another drug that doesn't have a side effect of sexual dysfunction. (Don't ever stop taking prescribed medication without your doctor's approval.

Here are four main types or categories of sexual dysfunction :

Desire disorders

These disorders affect sexual desire and interest in sex, are also known as libido disorders or low libido. Low estrogen and testosterone levels can cause decreased libido, as can hormonal changes, medical conditions (like diabetes and heart disease), relationship problems, sexual inhibitions, fatigue, fear, depression, and anxiety, among other things.

Arousal disorders

These disorders make it difficult or impossible to become physically aroused during sexual activity, can occur in both men and women. The most common type in men is erectile dysfunction. When a person has arousal disorder, he or she may be interested in sexual activity, but be unable to get any physical satisfaction from it.

Orgasm disorders

These involve the absence of orgasm or delayed orgasm, are a common problem with women, but they can also occur in men. Pain during sexual activity, stress, fatigue, hormonal changes and reduced libido can all lead to delayed or absent orgasm.

Pain disorders

These involve pain during intercourse, can affect both men and women. In women, pain may be caused by vaginal dryness, vaginismus (a condition that affects the vaginal muscles), urinary tract infections (UTIs), hormonal changes during menopause, and other conditions. In men, pain may be caused by Peyronie's disease (physical damage to the penis), infections like UTIs, prostatitis and yeast infections, genital herpes and skin conditions.
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