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"We must not tolerate not let us know what we can and orgasmic disorders
should know: It is difficult to define the orgasmic response, since although it is clearly identified physiologically, there are many factors converge highly subjective, not to mention the differences between the sexes. As for man to reach orgasm is an experience well defined especially by premature, for women there is no such clear insight. In any case, in both sexes there is wide variability in the actual learning experience.
· sexual arousal disorder: The most common problems encountered during sexual arousal are related to the difficulty in achieving or maintaining erection in case of man, and the problems of lack of sexual arousal in women.
· sexual aversion disorder:
Definition: persistent or recurrent extreme aversion to sex with avoidance of all genital sexual contact with a pareja.Es a problem that occurs infrequently.
Explanation: People who suffer from such problems typically have high levels of anxiety and panic with most situations, objects or sexual activities, and even higher levels of anxiety to other situations of sexual nature. It suggests the existence of negative sexual experiences can cause a person to have emotional reactions of fear or anxiety different stimuli or sexual activity later.
· hipoactivo.Definición sexual desire disorder: a decrease or absence of fantasies and sexual desires of a persistent or recurrent. In general, there is a lack of interest in maintaining or seeking sexual relationships, while maintaining the ability of the response to the physical level. This disorder is often called inhibited sexual desire. It is a fairly common problem, the estimated prevalence between 1-15% in men and 1-35% in women.
Explanation: psychological factors seem to explain most of these disorders, specifically referring to anxiety disorders, which may have different origins, such as education very strict, fear of intimacy, anticipatory anxiety sex anta (aggravated if past sexual experiences were not satisfactory), personal insecurity that leads to inhibit the pursuit of pleasure (provided they have not learned to themselves their own sexual arousal) , anxiety to some part of the body or the body of his partner, etc.. Should be noted, moreover, that any person suffering from sexual dysfunction often end up suffering a decline in sexual desire. Finally, we have identified some causes of organic and endocrine disorders and kidney failure.
· Disorder female sexual arousal.
Definition: difficulty or inability to maintain proper response phase of arousal (lubrication, vaginal swelling, muscle tension etc.) until completion of sexual activity. They do not appear subjective sensations associated with sexual arousal. Frequency is estimated close to 50%.
Explanation: the hormonal (postpartum, menopause) may hinder the appearance of the vaginal response to sexual arousal. Among the factors of a shame learned identifies excited to show the ignorance of own sexual performance, excessive preoccupation with sexual activity being undertaken, all contribute to inhibit sexual response and increases the level of anxiety in any situation directly or indirectly related to sexual interaction.
· Men (inhibited male orgasm)
Definition: difficulty experiencing orgasm after a normal excitement phase. There is excitement and erection but delay or absence of ejaculation. It usually appears at the beginning of the sexual experience, infrequently (4-10% of the population). Some men can ejaculate through ejaculation, or in a dream, but not coital activity.
Explanation: Individuals with this problem tend to have developed a perfect discrimination in the minimal sensory changes may be occurring in them, to the extent that it can not destroy the pleasantness of the sensation. This self can be caused by the desire to please the couple, and become chronic then to the failure to ejaculate, which can make them feel "less than men." It is also common for couples shy away from sexual contact with the duration, it can be and even painful. On the other hand have been reported as natural causes some neurological disorders affecting the nervous system that controls the ejaculation response.
· premature ejaculation.
Definition: The absence of voluntary control over ejaculation occur this before penetration or just seconds later. It is one of the most frequently observed, between 30% - 40% of the general male population.
Explanation: basically identifies psychological factors like anxiety, lack of information and lack of sensory awareness. The subject does not see a clear way the sensations prior to orgasm, which may be motivated by a excitation too intense for an early learning experiences characterized by speed, or excessive feelings of guilt or responsibility towards sex. It is also important to consider the relationship, the woman can judge this as a lack of consideration or selfishness on the part of the man who only cares to make her orgasm, thereby reducing dissatisfaction and relationships.
· Women (inhibited female orgasm.)
Definition: difficulty experiencing orgasm after a normal excitement phase.
Explanation: There is no evidence of the existence of organic factors that cause this problem. Psychological explanations have revolved around several factors that come together in many cases. They deal with cases of anxiety, cultural influence on female sexual roles (sexual repression, passivity ... etc.), Negative feelings about sex, about the same (self-image, pressure cultural, etc.) regarding the couple and ignorance of his own body (confusion in the perception of orgasm, lack of masturbation techniques, etc.).
"We must not tolerate not let us know what we can and orgasmic disorders
should know: It is difficult to define the orgasmic response, since although it is clearly identified physiologically, there are many factors converge highly subjective, not to mention the differences between the sexes. As for man to reach orgasm is an experience well defined especially by premature, for women there is no such clear insight. In any case, in both sexes there is wide variability in the actual learning experience.
· sexual arousal disorder: The most common problems encountered during sexual arousal are related to the difficulty in achieving or maintaining erection in case of man, and the problems of lack of sexual arousal in women.
· sexual aversion disorder:
Definition: persistent or recurrent extreme aversion to sex with avoidance of all genital sexual contact with a pareja.Es a problem that occurs infrequently.
Explanation: People who suffer from such problems typically have high levels of anxiety and panic with most situations, objects or sexual activities, and even higher levels of anxiety to other situations of sexual nature. It suggests the existence of negative sexual experiences can cause a person to have emotional reactions of fear or anxiety different stimuli or sexual activity later.
· hipoactivo.Definición sexual desire disorder: a decrease or absence of fantasies and sexual desires of a persistent or recurrent. In general, there is a lack of interest in maintaining or seeking sexual relationships, while maintaining the ability of the response to the physical level. This disorder is often called inhibited sexual desire. It is a fairly common problem, the estimated prevalence between 1-15% in men and 1-35% in women.
Explanation: psychological factors seem to explain most of these disorders, specifically referring to anxiety disorders, which may have different origins, such as education very strict, fear of intimacy, anticipatory anxiety sex anta (aggravated if past sexual experiences were not satisfactory), personal insecurity that leads to inhibit the pursuit of pleasure (provided they have not learned to themselves their own sexual arousal) , anxiety to some part of the body or the body of his partner, etc.. Should be noted, moreover, that any person suffering from sexual dysfunction often end up suffering a decline in sexual desire. Finally, we have identified some causes of organic and endocrine disorders and kidney failure.
· Disorder female sexual arousal.
Definition: difficulty or inability to maintain proper response phase of arousal (lubrication, vaginal swelling, muscle tension etc.) until completion of sexual activity. They do not appear subjective sensations associated with sexual arousal. Frequency is estimated close to 50%.
Explanation: the hormonal (postpartum, menopause) may hinder the appearance of the vaginal response to sexual arousal. Among the factors of a shame learned identifies excited to show the ignorance of own sexual performance, excessive preoccupation with sexual activity being undertaken, all contribute to inhibit sexual response and increases the level of anxiety in any situation directly or indirectly related to sexual interaction.
· Men (inhibited male orgasm)
Definition: difficulty experiencing orgasm after a normal excitement phase. There is excitement and erection but delay or absence of ejaculation. It usually appears at the beginning of the sexual experience, infrequently (4-10% of the population). Some men can ejaculate through ejaculation, or in a dream, but not coital activity.
Explanation: Individuals with this problem tend to have developed a perfect discrimination in the minimal sensory changes may be occurring in them, to the extent that it can not destroy the pleasantness of the sensation. This self can be caused by the desire to please the couple, and become chronic then to the failure to ejaculate, which can make them feel "less than men." It is also common for couples shy away from sexual contact with the duration, it can be and even painful. On the other hand have been reported as natural causes some neurological disorders affecting the nervous system that controls the ejaculation response.
· premature ejaculation.
Definition: The absence of voluntary control over ejaculation occur this before penetration or just seconds later. It is one of the most frequently observed, between 30% - 40% of the general male population.
Explanation: basically identifies psychological factors like anxiety, lack of information and lack of sensory awareness. The subject does not see a clear way the sensations prior to orgasm, which may be motivated by a excitation too intense for an early learning experiences characterized by speed, or excessive feelings of guilt or responsibility towards sex. It is also important to consider the relationship, the woman can judge this as a lack of consideration or selfishness on the part of the man who only cares to make her orgasm, thereby reducing dissatisfaction and relationships.
· Women (inhibited female orgasm.)
Definition: difficulty experiencing orgasm after a normal excitement phase.
Explanation: There is no evidence of the existence of organic factors that cause this problem. Psychological explanations have revolved around several factors that come together in many cases. They deal with cases of anxiety, cultural influence on female sexual roles (sexual repression, passivity ... etc.), Negative feelings about sex, about the same (self-image, pressure cultural, etc.) regarding the couple and ignorance of his own body (confusion in the perception of orgasm, lack of masturbation techniques, etc.).
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