When you face problems in having sex, you lose the feeling of having sex or do not feel any pleasure and satisfaction while experiencing intimate moments with your partner.
This condition is called a sexual disorder or sexual dysfunction. Sexual disorders can happen to both women and men, and older couples are likely to be more vulnerable to sexual disorders. Most people are shy in talking about their sexual problems even to their doctors, which propagates these problems and results in a dissatisfied partner or not being able to get intimate at all.
Sexual problems can affect your personal life and relationship drastically. Because of these problems, you may also face some mental disorders like depression. In the worst-case scenario, you or your partner can betray each other to someone else or your beautiful relationship can end at a bad phase which can result in divorce. In this disorder, women lose their interest in having any type of sexual activity with their partner. In this type of disorder, you are interested in sexual activities, but your body does not respond accordingly.
You will not feel aroused. If you don't feel any orgasm after having sex or feel any type of pain while having an orgasm, then you are likely to be diagnosed with this disorder. If you feel pain while having intercourse or after that, you may be diagnosed with sexual pain disorder. This type of disorder is common in females who had their menopause because a reduced amount of estrogen leads to low sex desire. ED is the most known type of sexual disorder in which a man is not able to have or maintain an erected penis during sexual activity.
In this type of disorder, a man's semen flows backwards in his bladder rather than coming out from the penis. In premature ejaculation, a man feels an orgasm too early after starting the penetration or intercourse.
