Sexual Dysfunction

Symptoms

Sexual dysfunction is broadly defined as the inability to fully enjoy sexual intercourse.

For men, you may have a sexual problem if you:

• ejaculate before you or your partner desires (premature ejaculation).
• do not ejaculate, or ejaculation is delayed (retarded ejaculation).
• are unable to have an erection sufficient for pleasurable intercourse; see Impotence.
• feel pain during intercourse.
• lack or lose sexual desire.

For women, you may have a sexual problem if you:

• lack or lose sexual desire,
• have difficulty achieving orgasm.
• feel anxiety during intercourse.
• feel pain during intercourse.
• feel vaginal or other muscles contract involuntarily before or during sex.
• have inadequate lubrication.

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Topics:

• Fertility and sexual health