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The Treatment of Sexual Dysfunctions
- Sex Therapy |
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The “Classic” Dysfunctions - The
Treatment of Male Sexual Dysfunctions |
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Problems of Tumescence: Lack of Erection
- Psychosocial Causes
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Primary problems There are some
physically healthy
men who never in their lives had an
erection of the penis when
they attempted coitus. That is to say,
in the presence of a partner their
sexual response is completely inhibited.
This condition can have several possible
causes. Usually, however, it is brought
about by a combination of unfortunate
circumstances. For example, a male
may b raised by a possessive and highly
seductive mother who just does not allow
him to "be
her own
man", or he may learn to think of
sexual intercourse as sinful, dirty,
"too complicated", or dangerous. If such
a male then fails the first time he
tries coitus, he may forever remain
unable to overcome his negative
conditioning. Another male may have
strong homosexual tendencies, but may
fear to come to terms with them. The
unresolved inner conflict may then
prevent his body from functioning
properly. Obviously in these and similar
cases, a man needs more help than he is
likely to get from his girl friend or
wife alone. Indeed, his best hope is
intensive sex therapy.
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