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Search this site Diseases & Infections --------------------- Great Sex Guide Safe Sex Sexual Dysfunctions --------------------- Birth Control Sex & Pregnancy --------------------- Help & Support --------------------- Site Map Home ---------------------	Information resource on male and female sexual dysfunction. Facts to help with problems relating to impotence, orgasm, premature ejaculation problems, vaginismus and more. Treatments and advice available.
You are here: Sexual Health > Sexual Dysfunction Sexual Dysfunction Male Sex Problems Female Sex Problems   Other Related Sexual Health Topics: Sex and Pregnancy Sexual aids, toys and aphrodisiacs Look below for the complete list of Sexual Dysfunction Topics!             Sexual Dysfunction List of topics Sexual Awareness Sexual choices & self-awareness   Male Sex Problems: Male sexual problems Premature Ejaculation & Unintended Ejaculation Stop/Start Method Squeeze Method What To Do What can be done to help: Premature Ejaculation (PE) Ejaculatory Incompetence (retarded ejaculation) Blue Balls Causes of Impotence   Female Sex Problems: Problems With Sexual Functioning Dispareunia (uncomfortable or painful sexual intercourse) Vaginismus Help Needed Female Orgasm Expertise Multiple and sequential orgasms Further Advice                             Sexual Dysfunction: Sexual Choices Sexual Choices & Self-awareness Not everyone is brought up to view sex as a beautiful, natural creative act. Parental conditioning has caused some to feel sexual desires are dirty or shameful. It is important to view ourselves as unique individuals not confined to socially defined stereotypes of beauty and attractiveness. This is very important so that we do not lose respect for our uniqueness and judge ourselves in relation to others. This can have a huge impact on our sexual experiences. What To Do certain questions may need to be asked and answered for the first time learn to talk comfortably about sex learn to acknowledge one's feelings in the face of such dangers as HIV, unplanned pregnancy situations and acquaintance rape learn to think and talk more honestly about sexual decisions encourage communication by challenging assumptions and misconceptions about sex learn to be more assertive about our own sexual needs and desires Back to the top Further Advice Contact your local health care practitioner, the Family Planning Association or a local Family Planning Clinic. Visit our support page for a clinic in your area. Back to the to

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