Sexual weakness

Sexual weakness

Sexual function is a complex mixture of factors, anatomical, neurological, metabolic, endocrine and significant human mental activity. Sex is not just a physical activity, but also a mental relaxation and even liftman. If a couple remain unsatisfied, family life is interrupted. The male couple is always concerned about their ability to meet their female counterpart. If there is a problem of erection, retention and premature ejaculation, the male subject is designated as a sexual dysfunction.

A person who is not able to execute and maintain an erection sufficient to have mutually satisfactory relationships is known to klaibya or dhajabhanga. All classical work and compilation of Ayurveda deals with fertility, sexuality, its problems and solution and positive health in a separate section known as Tantra Vajikarana. Description of Vajikarana and klaibya are available throughout the Vedas of the current target of Vajikarana text.Aim and Tantra Ayurveda is very clear and complete, ie reproductive and recreational. This includes the treatment of the mind and body.Next the need for food, water and sleep, sexual desire is the most potent biological unit. The importance of this aspect of human life is little recognized by Ayurvedic authority in a separate section known as Vajikarana Tantra. The inability to perform normal sex drive and a willing partner is not able to have sex with her due to lack of rigidity of the penis. Even if he managed to get an erection, his anxiety cause difficulty breathing and sweating attacks and his attempts to have sex will result échec.Maharshi Vatsayan "Kamsutra" the famous book of sexology is mainly related to charak samhitã describes reecreative and Both procreation and recreational.

Common Causes:

Excessive masturbation.
Complete loss of desire (even in a young person)
Excessive complacency in sex.
Local injuries
Syphilis.
Enlargement of the prostate.
Impotence with diabetes mellitus
Mumps, obesity, alcohol abuse, smoking and drug use.


Male sexual disorders:

Inability to have sex due to lack of erection.

Premature ejaculation.

Loss of sexual desire.

Premature ejaculation:

Premature ejaculation is a persistent or recurrent ejaculation with minimal sexual stimulation before, during or shortly after penetration and before the person wishes and is associated with accusation or interpersonal difficulties. Premature ejaculation is a problem found mainly by males younger than masturbation when timing and control were not important. It can also occur after an extended period without sex.

Types of premature ejaculation:

Premature ejaculation neurological system - usually respond well to detailed training psychosexual skills to compensate for the physiological pre-dispositional pharmacological agent

Premature ejaculation physical illness - can be caused by a number of acute diseases is acquired and occurs in all sexual situations. The most common cause is prostatitis, other possible causes are diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases, virtually all urological pathology such as prostatic hypertrophy, epilepsy, endocrine irregularities, athéosclérèse, cardiovascular diseases, generalized neurological disease, localized polycythemia parasite Strange sensory, and polyneuritis

Premature ejaculation physical injuries - which can be caused by a spinal cord injury, head injury, trauma to the sympathetic nervous system, pelvic fractures and other torso injuries or localized sensory disabilities.

The psychological premature ejaculation system is caused by a personality trait that speeds up ejaculation due to psychological disorders such as bipolar mood disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder or one of personality disorders.

Erectile dysfunction:

Erectile dysfunction sometimes called impotence is the repeated inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough to have sex. In older men, erectile dysfunction has a physical cause, such as disease, injury, or side effects of allopathic drugs. Any disorder that causes nerve damage or clogs blood flow to the penis has the potential to cause erectile dysfunction.
Cause: Erectile dysfunction can occur when any of the events are discontinued. The sequence includes nerve impulses in the brain, spine and area around the penis and response in muscles, fibrous tissues, veins and arteries in and near the corpus cavity. Diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, multiple sclerosis, atherosclerosis, vascular disease and neurological diseases caused by erectile dysfunction. Surgery (especially radical prostate surgery for cancer) can also damage the nerves and arteries near the penis, injuries to the penis, spinal cord, prostate, bladder and pelvis can lead to erectile dysfunction, muscles Smooth, arteries and tissues of the body fibrous cavernous. Many common allopathic medicines like an antihypertensive, anti-histamine, antidepressants, tranquilizers, appetite suppressants and ulcer healing drugs can produce erectile dysfunction. Psychological factors

like stress, anxiety, guilt, depression, low self-esteem, and fear of erectile dysfunction cause sexual failure. The patient suffering from an infection, gastric disorders, who have recently had surgery, trauma and during recovery are prone to suffer from transient dysfunction. Other possible causes are smoking and chronic alcoholism.

Loss of sexual desire or libido:

Loss of libido can be the result of an endocrine imbalance and psychological factors like stress, anxiety, depression. There are certain diseases and medications that directly affect sexual desire and libido.

Few women Sexual disorders:

Some diseases cause sexual dysfunction in women.

The menopause:

There are some common changes in the physiology of sexual function after menopause. This is the main result of lower levels of estrogen and testosterone. As women age, they also have decreased blood flow to the genitals. The most common complaints include loss of desire, decreased reactivity and low sexual arousal. Vaginal atrophy, which involves thinning, drying and irritation of the vaginal mucosa, causes significant discomfort for postmenopausal women. Since there are specific sexual changes during and after menopause and often affect physical health, continuity of sexual function and enjoyment requires flexibility and adaptability on the part of the woman and her sexual partner. Being an intimate, relatively conflict-free, supportive and improving sex.

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding:

This is the condition in which women have heavy bleeding from irregular menstruation or irregular or irregular vaginal bleeding especially in the case of women who are over 45 years and sometimes in girls. This can cause sexual weakness in women.

Loss of libido:

Loss of libido is a common problem that women face from time to time. In general, female hormones are directly responsible for sexual behavior and libido. In addition to fatigue, stress, depression and drugs are some of the other possible factors that can interfere with sexual desire. Once again the libido can cause difficulty to wake up and eventually reach climax or orgasm.

Hyperventilate:

It is an abnormal pain during sex. It may be a consequence of abnormal genital conditions of a dysfunctional psycho physiological reaction of sexual union, forced intercourse or incomplete sexual arousal.

This is not a disease, but a symptom of an underlying physical or psychological. The pain may be mild or severe, it can occur in the genitals, pelvis or lower back. The condition is much more common in women.

Cause: Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

Endometriosis, vaginal agenesis
Vaginal duplication
Dry burial / vaginal,
Chronic constipation
hemorrhoids
Inflammatory bowel disease
Previous surgery
depression
Interstitial cystitis
Ovarian mass