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Premature ejaculation
It’s
very frequent among men. Men suffering from this problem are unable to
reach high levels of sexual excitation and have a lack of voluntary
control over ejaculation. In this way, they are unable to experience high
pleasure.
Over
98% of patients recovers from premature ejaculation by gaining control
over ejaculation and reaching high levels of sexual excitation and
pleasure.
Erectile dysfunction (or male impotence)
This
sexual dysfunction is very common among men. Characterized by the
inability to develop or maintain a hard enough erection of the penis to
penetrate or obtaining erections which are either not rigid or full (lazy
erection), or are lost more rapidly than would be expected before or
during penetration. Voluntary control is not involved in reflex erection
but it is in ejaculation, that’s why some men can ejaculate without
erection. Therapy results are very successful when focusing on all the
causes of this dysfunction.
Delayed ejaculation
Characterized by the inability to ejaculate inside the vagina. Men
suffering this dysfunction can have normal erections but even having an
adequate sexual excitation can’t reach the ability to orgasm during sexual
intercourse. They may need an additional sexual excitation or sexual
fantasies or masturbation. Therapy results are quite good using an
specific therapy to this problem.
Partially retarded ejaculation
This a
very rare sexual dysfunction, characterised by the inability to orgasm
during sexual intercourse despite a full erection and relatively high
levels of sexual arousal. The ejaculation becomes very slow with no
pleasure at all. In this rare cases a specific sexual therapy is required
to solve any psychological issue once proved there isn’t any
non-psychological problem.
Lack
of sexual desire
Suffered by a high percentage of men population. Refers to a low level of
sexual desire and interest manifested by a failure to initiate or be
responsive to a partner's initiation of sexual activity. One of main
causes is a testosterone level abnormally low. Men can still have
erections and ejaculate, as this lack of sexual desire does not affect its
normal function, but sex becomes emotionless and pleasure low.
Multidimensional therapy shows good results.
Genophobia
This
phobia is frequent. Men suffering from it avoid having sex with a partner,
as penetration, vagina fluids, oral sex or kissing is found disgusting and
when facing a sexual intercourse, they can feel anxiety an panic out of
control. Results are good with a multidimensional therapy.
Sexual identity problems
These
are less frequent than other sexual problems. Men can have sex with other
men and with women being attracted by other men but feeling uncomfortable
with this. To solve this situation, a multidimensional view is required
including suggestion. This dysfunction is more difficult to solve than
others.
Sexual aversion
Not a
frequent dysfunction in which men feel repugnance when having sex with
their partner. Sexual intercourse so becomes a trauma even they love their
partner and get on well together. This dysfunction has a solution using a
concrete therapy evaluating all the areas that are involved in this
behaviour.
Paraphilias
Almost
every sexual deviation must be faced checking whether the patient want to
recover from it and how long and often has it been experienced.
Paraphilias are source of partnership conflicts and may remove pleasure
from it. Psycho-therapy is required using suggestion.
Dyspareunia
This
pain after ejaculation or during ejaculation in men usually is caused by a
psychological problem. The pain can last from minutes to days, and usually
is very high. Cremasteric muscles spasms and compress both testicles. An
adequate therapy usually solves this dysfunction.
Couple therapy
Therapist provide emotional stability to one or both members in order to
eliminate conflicts. Further on any conflict shall be solved in a rational
way. Usually this therapy shows good results.
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