The Basics of Sexual Dysfunctionby PEhomepage.com Editorial Team
Sexuality is a very complicated biological, psychological and social mechanism. The physiology of the sexual function has to be viewed as connected to the culture and interactions between the individuals. Hence, treating physicians are expected to know a great deal about human sexuality and the nature of sexual problems, either permanent or temporary, overall or local. In addition, the doctor has to pay particular attention to the medical history of the patient and educate him regarding the nature of his condition and the expected results of the treatment. The patient’s needs and choices depend mostly on his cultural, ethnic, religious and social background. A common mistake made by patients is to rush into a treatment without the appropriate knowledge and information. The doctor’s duty is to provide the patient with all necessary information, starting form the very first visit, if possible and to include the patient’s partner in the therapeutic process.
The most common sexual dysfunctions are Premature Ejaculation ( PE ) and Erectile dysfunction (ED). Other reported sexual dysfunctions are delayed ejaculation, an ejaculation and lack of desire.
The sexual dysfunctions, unlike other medical conditions, have to allow for a multitude of factors specific to each individual and his partner, for example ethnicity, religion and socio-economic situation.
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