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Erectile Dysfunction Performance Anxiety Problems "He Needs To Make Our Sex Life Complete"
Penile Erection Problems Posted by:Crystal: Me and my domestic partner have not had sex in months. He has hadpenile erection problemssymptoms since we have been together (about 1 1/2 years) but in the past i would go the extra length to try and
make our sexual relations successful.
9 out of 10 times this would fail. My guy would lose the slight penile erection he had mid intercourse or lose it,
goes limp and hanging the second i would stop giving him oral sex.
I need medical advice on how to let him know that this is a diabetes or other problem that has to be resolved.
this is the guy i want to marry.
all aspects of our relationship except this one are great. i can honestly say we would have a full and healthy
relationship if we could conquer this problem. where do i begin to find causes?
how far should i go to involve myself and/or
persuade him? can my relationship last without a satisfactory sex life? Should he useViagra,vacuum pump,penile implantorother treatments?
Issues Symptoms Causes Treatments, Information Advice Follow Ups:
Performance anxiety- Reply by: Dr. Warner It sounds like he hasperformance anxietycausing hiserectile dysfunctionproblem. It can happen whereby you do get penile erection, and as you're about to have sex, you lose your erection,
or it can be when you're actually in the course of having sexual intercourse as in his case.
Usually what happens is that he is focusing more or less on the final goal, which is orgasm or pleasing you with an orgasm, and not really focusing on all the rest of what goes on in the sexual encounter, he should focus more on the relationship and the sensory experiences that your having as opposed to the final goal -- more focusing on the process rather than the product.
Where To Begin: If you want to conquer this problem,find a sexual therapist near you in North Americafor both of you for professional support and help. A therapist, counselor or educator
can guide you along the right path for beneficial results in saving your sexual relationship.
Coulden't Get An Erection- Posted by: john I used to have the same problem i coulden't get an erection no matter how hard i tried.
what happend with me is after this happend once i was so worried it would happen again i became very stressed and the
problem just got worse. how i overcome this is i tried to put my current disorder out of my mind and just think
about my wife at that time. and it worked great i have gained my confidence back and i havent lost an erection yet.
Diabetes causes- Posted by: Harish - email:[email protected] Well, how mature are you? Generally the first sign ofdiabetesis not going to be erectile problems,
unless he is over 50 and has been undiagnosed with diabetes for a long time.
Erectile problems occur after many years of high blood sugars, when the problem
is due todiabetes(there are other causes).
If it is due todiabetes,
it may get better as his blood sugar control improves, but it will not be like new
since the damage is already done to the smaller blood vessels and nerves in the penis, and some of that can not be fixed.
If this is a sudden occurrance, it can be caused by many other things, such as depression (often overlooked in men because they don't seem depressed),
some medications (like antidepressants), and other health conditions affecting nerves or blood circulation (high triglycerides, for example).
If he is middle age or older, he may have had a drop intestosterone levels.
At any age, men can experience some termporary dysfunction for many reasons (so can women). BTW, women also can suffer from diabetes related
sexual dysfunctions such as less vaginal lubrication, less arousal, less sensation, difficulty acheiving orgasm, etc.
It isn't discussed nearly as much as it should be, even by medical doctors to their female patients, but it should be.
The same blood vessels and nerves that are affected in men exist in women.