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Female Sexual Dysfunction; Do you suffer from a sexual dysfunction?

September 12, 2014

Female Sexual Dysfunction – Causes, Symptoms, Prevention and Treatment

Sexual dysfunction

Female Sexual Dysfunction can be an avenue of losing your self-esteem if not treated in good time. For better satisfaction seek for treatment today.

For a couple of weeks now I have been sharing about sexual dysfunctions for both sexes highlighting various insights an creating an opportunity to be very much interactive even as you get an opportunity to meet with the specialist and professionals to help you address your disturbing condition. I have from the several concerns raised by those I interact with realized that the problems of sexual dysfunctions are not small as we may think. The population suffering in silence is worrying and many people have lost their cherished relationships because of problems relating to sex inabilities. What does this communicate to you? A lot more needs to be done and so we are going to continue expounding on what we have been discussing and introduce much more fresh articles going forward so that our effort of containing the problem can be counted.

To help us kick start the discussion, we are going to be looking in four parts the female sex and how law libido in women is decreasing their sex drive, sexual dissatisfaction in women and lack of sexual desire in women in the following context.

  • The Facts on Female Sexual Dysfunction
  • Causes of Female Sexual Dysfunction
  • Symptoms and Complications of Female Sexual Dysfunction
  • Diagnosing Female Sexual Dysfunction
  • Treating and Preventing Female Sexual Dysfunction

The Facts on Female Sexual Dysfunction

Female sexual dysfunction arises when a woman is not able to fully, healthily, and pleasurably experience some or all of the various physical stages the body normally experiences during sexual activity. These stages can be broadly thought of as:

It is important to know that in women, sexual dysfunctions may take many different forms and causes. Addressing them is therefore an aspect of priority and dealing with each case by case be it physical, psychological, physiological (mechanical), or interpersonal – in order to resolve the problems. This condition is very common in women and the experts are estimating that nearly 40% of women population is actually affected by sexual dysfunction with estimation that in every four women, one will be unable to achieve orgasm. These are not very good statistics and so it is important that when you notice sign, then you will need to talk to doctor Akoury who is very experience in this line of medication to help you contain the situation before it escalate. Now what are the causes of sexual dysfunctions?

Causes of Female Sexual Dysfunction

Female sexual dysfunction may be related to physical factors, psychological factors, or a mixture of both – It can also be a matter of problems with technique: nonetheless some women may not fully experience sexual arousal and orgasm because they or their partners lack sexual knowledge. They may not understand how female sex organs respond or are stimulated, or don’t use appropriate arousal techniques.

At the same time, sexual dysfunction has a strong interpersonal component – A person’s view of their own sexuality is largely influenced by among other factor like:

  • Culture
  • Society
  • Personal experience

This may be intimately connected to their own or society’s ideas about the appropriate or inappropriate expression of sexual behavior. These feelings are likely to cause anxiety because of a personal or cultural association of sexual experience and pleasure with immorality and bad behavior. Anxiety is then expressed physically by the body in a way that prevents normal sexual function. Anxiety can do this, for example, by stopping or slowing the state of sexual excitement that allows for the lubrication or moistening of the female genitalia – an important step towards fulfilling forms of sexual activity.

Personal character, disposition, and life experience play a role in sexual dysfunction – Fear of intimacy can be a factor in arousal problems. For instance the experiences of abuse, either in childhood or in past or current relationships, can establish a cycle of associating sex with psychological or physical pain. Practicing sexual activity under these circumstances causes more psychological or physical pain like in the case where anxiety prevents lubrication then it is obvious that sexual intercourse will be painful and particularly during penetration.

Conflict, tension, and incompatibility with a sexual partner can cause sexual dysfunction – Depression may be a cause, and stress a contributing factor. Medications, including oral contraceptives, antihypertensive, antidepressants, and tranquilizers are very common causes of sexual dysfunction. Also, the use of oral contraceptives can decrease a woman’s interest in sex. If you’re taking any of these medications, talk to your doctor about its possible contribution to sexual problems.

Physical causes include disorders of the genitalia and the urinary system, such as endometriosis, cystitis, vaginal dryness, or vaginitis – Other conditions such as:

  • Hypothyroidism
  • Diabetes
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Muscular dystrophy

These can have an impact on sexual desire and ability. Surgical removal of the uterus or of a breast may contribute psychologically to sexual dysfunction if a woman feels her self-image has been damaged.

Besides all there certain prescription and over-the-counter medications as well as the use of illegal drugs or abuse of alcohol may contribute to sexual dysfunction. Cigarette smoking for example will have serious and negative effect on sexual arousal in women and although women can remain sexually active and experience orgasms throughout their lives, as they (women) approaches their sunset days i.e. tentatively the age of 60 their sexual activeness will begin to deteriorate. While appreciating that this may be attributed in many cases to be due to a lack of partners, changes such as dryness of the vagina caused by lack of estrogen after menopause may make intercourse at this stage painful and reduced sexual desire. After menopause, about 15% of women feel a strong decrease in sexual desire.

Finally have been enlighten of the possible causes of female sexual dysfunctions, you can do a self-evaluation and if you notice any of the discussed points the it will be very important that you get in touch with Dr. Akoury who is an expert in correcting all kinds of sexual dysfunctions professionally and naturally. In her passion of helping people doctor Akoury made a decision to create a medical center whose main objective is to transform each individual’s life through increasing awareness about health and wellness and by empowering individuals to find their own inner healing power. Calling her to book an appointment will work well for you in many ways because it is in Dr. Akoury’s practice to focus on a personalized medicine through healthy lifestyle choices that deal with primary prevention and underlying causes instead of patching up symptoms. I believe that this is what you need, total restoration and not patching up symptoms, are we together? Call now.

Female Sexual Dysfunction – Causes, Symptoms, Prevention and Treatment

 

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Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm

September 1, 2014

Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Are there sexual risks to the operation?

Vasectomy

Vasectomy only affects the flow of sperms but when it comes to Sex and Orgasm it has very little effects

The purpose of vasectomy is to make a man sterile permanently that is to say, with vasectomy done the individual will not be able to father children all the remaining days of his life. It is done through a process that blocks or cuts the tubes carrying sperms from the testicles. On completion of the process, sperm cannot be mixed with semen (semen is the fluid a man ejaculates during orgasm). It is important to know that semen is not manufactured in the testicles and therefore vasectomy doesn’t affect the semen or how it is ejaculated. It’s just that after vasectomy, a man’s semen not have any sperm, so he cannot make a woman pregnant. I want to believe that from the introduction of this article, you’re already wondering how this will affect your sexuality. You’re very much in order and I want to encourage you to stay in very close touch with doctor Akoury an expert in this line and all your worries will be addressed professionally but in the meantime let us explore more on the topic.

How is vasectomy done?

There are two main techniques for performing vasectomy with the common denominator being that they both block or cut the two tubes known as the vas deferens that carry sperm cells from the testicles:

Conventional vasectomy

In this approach, a physician makes one or two small cuts in the skin of the scrotum, which has been numbed with a local anesthetic. The vas deferens is cut, and a small piece may be removed. Next, the doctor ties or clips the cut ends and sews up the scrotal incision. The procedure is then repeated on the other side.

Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Less Pleasurable Sex Very Rare

It is true that the process of vasectomies rarely affects men sexual abilities and that many men who have gone through the process have little or no experience of releasing at the time of orgasm. This may then explain why many healthcare providers who have performed numerous vasectomies may have not come across a patient reporting that their experience of sex deteriorated after the vasectomy and probably that could be the reason why all the doctors you’ve met and interacted with have had little to say in response to this question “Does vasectomy affect orgasm or masculinity?” if I have got your attention then it is important to note that even though the above is the case, it does not necessarily mean that your opposite experience isn’t valid or doesn’t warrant attention. Take note of this having a vasectomy can affect men’s feelings about themselves, their bodies, and their sexuality in very important ways. These effects may necessitate that you consult with a qualified trained professional or therapist to further explore how having a vasectomy has impacted your sex life.

Like I have mention above all matters relating to sexual dysfunctions for whatever reason are best handled with doctor Dalal Akoury. There is no amount of fear or embarrassment that can bring solutions to health complications. It will therefore be prudent that you seek for medication attention now even if you’re still not very sure of your feelings. Those feelings may be pointing at very serious health issues. I recommend that you take that bold step and call the expert at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center. This is a medical facility founded by Doctor Akoury purposely to administer treatment for people like you who need extra degree of confidentiality. When you get to the doctor’s office, you will be attended to by the doctor herself professionally and exclusively focusing on Neuroendocrine Restoration (NER) to reinstate normality through realization of the oneness of Spirit, Mind, and Body, Unifying the threesome into ONE. The solution is on the way just waiting for your call to the doctor.

Advantages of vasectomy
  • A one-time, relatively inexpensive cost but the good news is that it is often covered by insurance or state grant programs
  • More dependable than any other form of birth control
  • Less expensive and poses less of a medical risk than female sterilization
  • Easier to reverse than female sterilization
  • Eliminates risks to female partner of oral contraceptives or IUDs
  • Freedom from hassle and worry of contraception
  • One of the main advantages of vasectomy that it is relatively permanent this can also be a disadvantage if at a later date the man changes his mind about having children. Even though it is possible to reversing a vasectomy it will be very difficult and expensive operation with no guarantee of success.
  • The possibilities of keeping semen in a sperm bank to preserve them with a view of producing pregnancy some day is realistic. However, doing this is costly, and the sperm in stored semen do not always remain healthy and able to cause pregnancy. For all of these reasons, doctors advise that vasectomy be undertaken only by men who are prepared to accept the fact that they will no longer be able to father a child. The decision should be considered along with other contraceptive options. It is also important that married men or those in serious relationships should discuss this subject with their partners intensively.
  • Although it is extremely effective for preventing pregnancy, vasectomy does not offer protection against AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases. And for this reason it is important that vasectomized men continue to use condoms which offer considerable protection against the spread of disease, in any sexual encounter that carries the risk of contracting or transmitting infection.
Disadvantages to vasectomy

Finally whatever the decision you make or what you choose to do it is important remembering that doctor Akoury will always be there for you solely to help you overcome all your sexual fears, frustrations or any other concerns you may have. Life must go on in the most fulfilling way and calling doctor Akoury will guarantee this, try her now.

Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Are there sexual risks to the operation?

 

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Sexual Performance Anxiety

August 30, 2014

Sexual Performance Anxiety – All is not lost there is hope with Dr. Dalal

Sexual performance

Sexual Performance Anxiety can frustrate your sexual fulfillment. Seeking for help in good time will help you recover from this problem.

Sex is supposed to be a pleasurable experience, but it’s hard to feel sexy or intimate with your partner when you have sexual performance anxiety which comes when you’re constantly wondering;

  • Am I doing this right?
  • Is my partner enjoying this?
  • Do I look fat?
  • Will I satisfy my partner?
  • Will I keep my erection?

With all these questions and worries you become too preoccupied to enjoy sex. Constant worry over your appearance or ability in bed can make sex stressful, boring and nerve-wracking. It can even make you want to avoid having sex in totality to avoid the feeling of disgrace. However it is important to know that sex is more than just a physical response and being aroused is tied into your emotions too. When your mind is too stressed out to focus on sex, your body can’t get excited either. We want to explore some of the sexual performance anxieties and possible solution which will help reignite your sex life.

Causes of Sexual Performance Anxiety

It is common knowledge that the human brain is at the center of all body functions controlling every activities taking place within the body this also include sex and anything around it. When planning to have sex it will be important that your brain is in absorber state to execute the functions relating to sex performances. There are very many different kinds of worries which can lead to sexual performance anxiety some of them may include:

  • Fear that you won’t perform well in bed and satisfy your partner sexually
  • Poor body image, including concern over your weight
  • Difficulties in your relationship
  • A man’s worry that his penis won’t measure up
  • A man’s concern about ejaculating prematurely or taking too long to reach orgasm
  • A woman’s anxiety about not being able to have an orgasm or enjoy the sexual experience

These are realistic concerns that anyone can experience and especially if you’re coming from a background of sexual dysfunctions of any kind. When they happen the body will always find a way of responding back by releasing stress hormones like epinephrine and norepinephrine in a series of reactions designed to basically confront and prepare your body for any forms of threats. Remember the kind of threats we are referring to does not include your partner, these reactions are intended to counterproductive to intimacy. I want to believe that by now you’re able to draw the line and position yourself as either having problems relating to sex or not, I want to address that person suffering silently in isolation because of sexual dysfunction.

If I have got your attention then follow this link and find doctor Dalal Akoury for lasting remedies to your problems. Just to bring you up to speed about this doctor, she is a professional who take her job as a worthy calling to serve and to help restore peoples lost or dying hopes of being well again. She has been in practice for more than two decades now and has transformed many relationships globally. Doctor Akoury founded AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center purposely to help you and your partner recover from this condition and live a much more fulfilling sex life. Calling doctor Akoury will be the first step you need to take for the journey or fulfillment to begin, your sex doesn’t matter everyone male and female can benefit from the vast experience of doctor Akoury.

When at her office she will professionally and in total confidence evaluate your individual situation and administer treatment naturally using the best and painless methods and techniques which may include the application of Orgasm Shot® (O-Shot®) or Priapus Shot ® among other treatments techniques available depending of her evaluation findings. Your anxiety will be dealt with professionally and get back to your full productivity not just in your sex life but also in other disciplines as well.

Symptoms of Sexual Performance Anxiety

Your state of mind can have a big impact on your ability to get aroused. Even if you’re with someone who you find sexually appealing, worrying about whether you’ll be able to please your partner can make it impossible for you to do just that.

In men, one of the effects of the stress hormones is to constrict blood vessels. When there is inadequate blood flowing into the penis, erection becomes difficult let alone sustaining it, this is because erection is possible only with adequacy of blood. Erection dysfunction affects even those men who normally don’t have any trouble getting excited; they too can become unable to get an erection when they’re overcome by sexual performance anxiety.

Even though sexual performance anxiety isn’t diagnosed as often in women as it is in men, but it can also affect there arousal too. Anxiety can prevent women from getting lubricated enough to have sex, and it can take away the physical desire to make love. These are some of the symptoms that when you notice frequently, then you need to start getting professional solution from the experts timely before the condition deteriorates further. Help is within reach if only you can make that very important call today.

Anxiety can take both men and women out of the mind-set needed to have sex. When your focus is diverted on whether you’ll perform well or not, you will lose concentration and this will adversely affect your performance in bed. Anyone who is distracted in anyway will not be attentive to love making which can make them feel like failures even more and this just compounds the magnitude of the problem that is already out of hand. Even if you are able to get aroused, you may be too distracted to reach orgasm and you can understand the consequences of that.

Sexual performance anxiety leads to a perpetual cycle. You become so anxious about sex that you can’t perform, which leads to even more sexual performance anxiety.

Sexual Performance Anxiety – All is not lost there is hope with Dr. Dalal

 

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Female Orgasmic Disorder

August 27, 2014

Female Orgasmic Disorder – I’m Not Able to Climax

Female Orgasmic

the sexual feelings will be mutual only when female orgasmic disorder is properly addressed

Sex or lovemaking as it is commonly referred to in most societies today is no longer viewed as it was several decades ago. In the past sex was meant for procreation and nothing less. It was also very secretive and any discussion about sex was a reserve of very few people. What is happening today is the exact opposite of what happen several decades ago. Today sex is done to serve a number of objectives and discussing sex is not a taboo. It is an open topic that is discussed freely and openly. Besides procreation, sex today is done to among other things for pleasure for both men and women. For pleasure to be achieved optimally certain things must be in order in men and women one of them being orgasm. Normally during the last phase of lovemaking after desire and sufficient arousal a woman often achieves orgasm. Orgasm is the climax of sexual practice and its omission may lead to sexual dissatisfaction. The problem of not being able to reach the climax (orgasm) is what we want to discuss in this article. In most cases women often experience persistent delay in orgasm or sometimes complete absence of orgasm this experience causes the affected women great and frustration. This condition has been labeled “female orgasmic disorder” (FOD) a condition which denies women the sexual satisfaction.

The orgasmic sexual disorder comes in two distinct conditions, namely;

  • Primary orgasmic sexual disorder meaning that the woman has never reached an orgasm or
  • Secondary orgasmic sexual disorder meaning that the woman cannot achieve orgasm.

Primary FOD is the most challenging of all female sexual dissatisfactions to treat; both conditions (i.e. primary and secondary FOD) are normally cause by the following:

Emotional trauma, sexual or physical abuse – sexual abuse is one the most tragic happenings in the life of women and only women who have been victims understand the magnitude of the problem, no one else can assume to even have a feeling of the ordeal. Sexual abuse among women is very traumatizing and with great attachment of emotional and physical attachment and in particular depression and anxiety that can ruin the sexual lives of women. Feelings of guilt, shame, anger, fear anxiety, and isolation are quite common for women who have had history of sexual abuse with others having the feelings manifest in an inability to be present or get connected while making love. Other women report being on the verge of orgasm and then hitting a wall all because of the past experience.

Medications and surgery can contribute to FOD – the excessive use of addictive substances like alcohol and drugs that reduce blood pressure and a collection of antidepressants know as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil) and anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax and sedatives such as Halcion can delay or impede orgasm. Severed pelvic nerves as a result of surgery can inhibit the engorgement of the genitals a precondition for building to a climax.

Inadequate Sex – it is important to appreciate that no one was born on earth with full knowledge of sex. Therefore talking about orgasm without mentioning sexual techniques is not enough we all have a duty to learn how to give and receive sexual stimulation and satisfaction. A lot of women may be uncomfortable discussing sex because of various reasons attached to culture, religion or personal nonetheless if you want to free yourself from FOD it is only important that you explore all the sexual techniques that might bring on or intensify an orgasm. This may be difficult owing to the background you’re coming from, however you can call doctor Dalal Akoury who is an expert in this discipline and has been in practice for over two decades helping many people in the global market get their sexuality back and achieving full orgasm.

Taking to doctor Akoury will be the beginning of the restoration of your dwindling relationship due to consistent failed orgasm. You can reach her in her office at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center an establishment she started passionately to help people like you get their lost confidence and self-esteem. Under Doctor Akoury’s care you will be treated in total confidence and all your discussion with the doctor will be under lock and key for an absolute confidentiality. Call now and receive the expert experience which will focus on among other treatment techniques Neuroendocrine Restoration (NER), Orgasm Shot® (O-Shot®), Priapus Shot ® to reinstate normality through realization of the oneness of Spirit, Mind, and Body, Unifying the threesome into ONE .

Pelvic floor prolapse – This condition occurs with the loosening of the muscles that support internal pelvic organs. Prolapse can result from childbirth, aging, surgery and spinal cord injury. Women suffering from prolapse often experience an urge to urinate and complain of pressure in the vagina or rectum.

Female Orgasmic Disorder – Overcoming Female Orgasmic Disorder

The high level of sexual expectations can exact uncalled for pressure which can prevent attainment of orgasm. Many people have actualized it in their minds that the formula or sexual certification is in sexual intercourse and orgasm. There is more than this and experts will acknowledge that it is not all about orgasm.

Female Orgasmic Disorder – Help in on the way

If you are going through difficulties in your sexual life, you must not feel inferior by all means because this problem has a solution and a lasting one for that matter. I know that you could be entertaining certain impediments like your religion or culture, but remember that embarrassment and burying ones head on the sand does not change the reality at hand. The reality is that you have a problem which needs to be solved. The following are some of the possible solutions available:

Counseling and treatment– like I said before this is a problem with a fast hand solution readily available at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center where doctor Akoury being the expert she is will help you in all dimensions all you need to do on your part is to call her for an appointment. If for example you have been sexually abused and this is hindering your satisfaction then the first step is acknowledgement that this has happen and that it was never your fault and you have to go on with your life. Accepting this will give you the motivation even to reach for help and get to the system of full recovery.

Changing meds – normally when problems like this happen you will be making effort of self-medication and in the process you may get the wrong prescription. It will be very important that you are consulting with your doctor on the right medications because some of these medications can impact negatively on your sexual function.

Communication – for an exclusive and satisfying sex, you and your partner must have sexual communication skills in arousing each other. This will require that you be very honest with one another when communicating. Every woman is different and as such, it is every woman’s responsibility to tell her partner what she likes and how she is feeling. If you feel uncomfortable talking about what you want and how you feel then you can engage doctor Akoury to help you and your partner face the difficulties you’re going through. Always remember to remain focused and positive only adopting the use of positive remarks like: “I would really love it if you would do more …. Or if we can have it like …” such communications will be very healthy in shaping your relationship and sexual fulfillment.

Female Orgasmic Disorder – I’m Not Able to Climax

 

 

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Medicines and Sex

August 26, 2014

Medicines and Sex – Not a very Good Combination

Sex

Sex is suppose to give people comfort and pleasure, when sex is delivering the opposite then you and your partner need to seek for treatment.

Many relationships, marriages are suffocating and happiness is literally missing and has no place in many relationships because of bedroom problems. I am talking about sexual discomfort experienced in most relationships today. This could be due to erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation and inadequate flow of blood to the penis or any other malfunctions. It is true that both men and woman are equally affected and it takes a complex chain of events to move from arousal to satisfying orgasm. The following must be properly balanced for this to be achieved:

  • The mind has to stay focused
  • The nerves have to stay sensitive
  • The blood has to flow to all the right places

Much as we desire to have all these to function properly many at times this is not so and often things can break the chain including even the pills you were prescribed for to offer solution. The medical professionals will tell you that medicines often work by making alterations in your blood flow and the brain chemistry it is therefore no surprise that these medicine may affect your sexual function negatively. Careful attention should be taken when using medications because the truth is medications can rip off a person’s sex drive, delay orgasm or even prevent orgasm completely and may even cause an erectile dysfunction in men.

It takes great sacrifice to build a relationship and sexual matters should not be the reason why you are experiencing problems, therefore if you are noticing certain signs of drop in your ability to have or enjoy sex, you must take the most appropriate step of finding timely solutions to this problem before it is too late. Talking to doctor Dalal Akoury will be the best thing you can do for yourself and to your relationship. Doctor Akoury is available and she is only a phone call away, you don’t have to worry when you’re being attended by this great doctor who has been in this discipline for over two decades. It may not matter the kind of medication you were using before, during your one on one consultation with the doctor she will evaluate your situation and eliminate all your worries.

Medicines and Sex – Drugs affecting your sexual function

Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs) or serotonin-specific reuptake inhibitor are a class of compounds characteristically used as antidepressants in the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders and some personality disorders. These drugs are very common in television adverts for antidepressants such as Paxil (paroxetine) or Zoloft (sertraline) mention “certain sexual side effects.” The real point is that for some people, SSRI antidepressants can put their desire on hold and make it difficult for them to achieve orgasm. Recent findings have established that for every six women using SSRIs one will have fresh sexual problems. In another study reported in The American Family Physician it was established that up to one-half of patients taking SSRIs have reported sexual problems. Study results vary depending on the patients studied and the questions asked, but the final message is the same which is sexual side effects caused by SSRIs are common.

As I have already stated if SSRIs or any other kind of medication for that matter is affecting your sex life call and talk to doctor Akoury. As reported in the current Psychiatry Reports if you can get hold of it there are very many options to get you back on track and doctor Akoury will in your consultation with her help you regain your sex life upon evaluation and may advice on either Orgasm Shot® (O-Shot®) or Priapus Shot ® depending on your situation I recommend that you call this experienced doctor to not only regain your sex life but also to revive and add value to your fading relationship.

Medicines and Sex – Blood pressure medications

Are you suffering from high blood pressure and you are on medication? It must interest you to know that most drugs used in controlling high blood pressure like diuretics and beta blockers which are very common can affects ones sex life. These drugs can cause erectile dysfunction in men however when they are taken by women, they can diminish sexual desire. It is important to note that switching from one drug to another may not necessarily offer you a solution when it comes to high blood pressure’s medications. Doctor Akoury will help you determine the best medical solution for you based on your unique circumstances. For instance the following medications will work differently as follows:

Medicines and Sex – Opioid (narcotic) painkillers

Opioids such as morphine or Oxycontin (oxycodone) go beyond pain elimination. One of its side effects is that it is capable of reducing the production of testosterone and other hormones which are very essential in facilitating sexual drive desires in both men and women. The sexual side effects of opioids haven’t been thoroughly investigated; however preliminary studies paint a disappointing picture according to reported in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism where a study of 73 men and women receiving spinal infusions of opioids uncovered widespread sexual problems. 95% of the men and 68% of the women reported a drop in sex drive and all of the premenopausal women either developing irregular periods or stopped menstruating completely.

Medicines and Sex – Antihistamines

Several over the counters medications can affect your sex life negatively. A very good example is Antihistamines. A study established that these drugs can cause erectile dysfunction or ejaculation problems in men and as for women, antihistamines can cause vaginal dryness. This is only a partial list I have given but other drugs that can affect a person’s sex life include oral contraceptives, tricyclic antidepressants, antipsychotics, and cholesterol medications. I do not know what you are using but one thing I know is that medicine and sex is not a very good combination and I strongly recommend that what you’re using call or visit AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care for proper evaluation and lasting solution that will restore your relationship and sexual pleasure for a very long time.

Medicines and Sex – Not a very Good Combination

 

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