Patient's question:
My husband has been working for a while and just came back yesterday. However, I noticed that he has some sexual dysfunction. Last night, during our sexual activity, he had issues with premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. How effective is psychological therapy for sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Patients with sexual dysfunction alleviate mental stress In addition to the many misconceptions mentioned above, various fears can produce significant mental stress, inhibiting sexual arousal. For example, if sexual response is normal before intercourse and the penis is well-erect, it may suddenly become flaccid once the act begins. This can lead to dissatisfaction and discomfort for the partner. Create a stable sexual environment. The sexual environment plays a crucial role in the expansion of sexual response, and any interference outside of intercourse should be avoided.