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Male Sexual Dysfunction
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Male sexual dysfunction is one of the most common health problems affecting men and is more common with increasing age. Male sexual dysfunction can be caused by physical or psychological problems. The June 23/30, 2004, issue of JAMA includes an article about the various types of male sexual dysfunction and treatments for them.
MAIN TYPES OF MALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION
- Low libido (sexual interest)
- Erectile dysfunction (ED, difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection)
- Premature ejaculation (reaching orgasm [sexual climax] too quickly)
- Delayed or inhibited orgasm
- Physical abnormalities of the penis
CAUSES OF MALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION
- Problems in the relationship with the sexual partner can lead to sexual dysfunction.
- Lowered levels of the male hormone testosterone (a condition known as hypogonadism) can cause low libido or ED.
- Certain drugs, such as antidepressants and blood pressure medications, can cause sexual dysfunction.
- Erectile function can be impaired by a stroke or by nerve damage from diabetes or surgery.
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Sharon Parmet, MS, Writer;
Cassio Lynm, MA, Illustrator;
Richard M. Glass, MD, Editor
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