Understanding Male Sexual Problems - Symptoms

What Are the Symptoms of Sexual Problems?

The symptoms of male sexual problems include:

* Lack of sexual desire, sexual fantasies, or interest in sexual contact

* Inability to have or maintain any erection at all

* Inability to have or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual functioning

* Inability to reach an orgasm despite adequate sexual stimulation and signs of arousal

* Ability to achieve orgasm only after an unusually lengthy period of stimulation

* Ability to achieve orgasm only during masturbation or during oral sex

* Ability to achieve orgasm only in situations that are considered bizarre or taboo, such as fetishes

* Difficulty controlling the timing of orgasm and ejaculation, so that it occurs very early in sexual contact, leaving the other partner dissatisfied

* Lack of ejaculation

* Persistent erection, unassociated with sexual desire

Call your Doctor immediately or go to an Emergency Room if:

You have an extended or painful erection, unrelated to sexual desire, lasting more than a few hours.

Call Your Doctor If:

* You or your partner are experiencing significant distress due to sexual dysfunction

* Erections or intercourse are painful

* You lack any desire for sexual contact

* You are unable to have or maintain a usable erection

* You are unable to have an orgasm

* You are unable to control the timing of your orgasm, so that you ejaculate extremely early during sexual activity