Sexual Disorders PDF

Chapter 14: Sexual Disorders - Men’s problems most commonly have to do with sexual performance - women’s problems most commonly have to do with sexual feelings - Primary disorder= not preceded by healthy function - secondary= disorder have some healthy functions - situational= only un...

Chapter 14: Sexual Disorders - Men’s problems most commonly have to do with sexual performance - women’s problems most commonly have to do with sexual feelings - Primary disorder= not preceded by healthy function - secondary= disorder have some healthy functions - situational= only under certain circumstances - Female sexual arousal disorder= Lack or insufficiency of physiological sexual arousal in women - dyspareunia= pain during sex - vaginisumus= Inability to experience coitus due to pain, or fear of pain, and spasm of the muscles surrounding the outer vagina - anorgasmia,=Difficulty experiencing or inability to experience orgasm. In women, also called female orgasmic disorder. - discrepant sexual desire=where one partner in a relationship is more interested in sex than the other - premature ejaculation=This condition, also called early or rapid ejaculation, is ejaculation that occurs before the man wants it to - Delayed (or absent) ejaculation =he man can reach the point of ejaculation and orgasm only with difficulty or not at all - hypersexuality= excessive interest in sex