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2. The male sexual problems is a very wide problem
around the world, it's more common than
people realize. It affect around 7% of the young
population in the 20 to 40 age group, and it
could become 40% for the over the 60s

3. There are two main sexual problems are
very common, and they may affect any
man in any age. And they are the erectile
dysfunction (impotence), and the
premature ejaculation.

4. Erectile Dysfunction (impotence):
It means inability of the man to get
or to keep the erection. It may affect
the man in any time in his life or he
may experience that in some times
but not all the time, but it become a
problem when it becomes persistent
and recurrent, and when it interfere
with the sexual life.

5. Causes of the erectile dysfunction:
There are many causes for the erectile problems,
and they vary from each other's, some problems
are Psychological issues which tend to affect
younger men, such as first night nerves and so
on. Thinking of work, money, relationship,
family, or even worry about not getting an
erection, all of that can be Psychological factors
for problem, and the psychosexual therapist can
help in you to pass this problems.

6. Medical and health conditions affect the erection
function:
•Heart disease
•Diabetes
•Raised blood pressure
•Raised cholesterol
•Low testosterone
•Smoking and alcohol
•Some prescription drugs: beta-blockers,
antidepressants, antipsychotic, anticonvulsant
drugs.

7. Your GP is the first one who can help
you, because he will examine you, to
identify the cause. Because important is
a signal for the other health condition
above, and the treatment could be to
treat the underlying disease.

8. There are some options may start with it.
• Adjust lifestyle factors that might be risk
factors.
• Stop drinking and stop smoking.
• Put you on other prescribed drugs if they
were the cause.
• Treat with hormone replacement therapy, if
the low testosterone was the cause.

9. If the GP diagnosed it as psychosexual
problem he will refer you to the
psychosexual therapist, who will discuss
the sexual or emotional issues or
concerns with you and your partner.

10. Premature ejaculation:
It's defined as ejaculation with minimal
stimulation occurs before the person wishes it.
It's only a problem if it bothers him or his
partner.

11. And this happens either when you are very
excited with your partner "may be with the new
partner", or when there is hypersensitivity of
the local nervous system, and this trigger
orgasm too early. Anxiety about sexual
performance, stress, unresolved issues in a
relationship, or depression, may are also a risk
to have a premature ejaculation.

12. What to do when you have the sexual problem?
Go to visit the GP, or a psychosexual therapist. A
therapist can teach you techniques to try to delay
ejaculation, and that could be enough end this
problem, many partners have a better sexual life
after these techniques.

13. •Have sex again soon after the man ejaculates.
The second time, it will take longer to reach an
orgasm.
•Creams (available from sex shops) can be put
on the penis to numb sensation. “But this tends
to transfer the numbing sensation to the
partner, whom they don't always like.
•The man’s partner can squeeze his penis in a
certain way to prevent him ejaculating.
•Antidepressants called selective serotonin
reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) can slow ejaculation
•Psychotherapy might help in terms of relaxing
or exploring problems in the relationship.