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Sexual dysfunction may have physiological or psychological causes or a combination of both. Between 10-52% of men at some point in their lives will experience some type of sexual dysfunction. One recent study in the Journal of American Medical Association (1999) found sexual dysfunction common in 31% of men age 18 to 59.
  • Primary Sexual Dysfunction: Never having been able to achieve a particular function.
  • Secondary Sexual Dysfunction: Having been able to achieve a particular function previously but cannot now.
  • Erectile Dysfunction: Inability to maintain or have an erection that is firm enough for intercourse. 20-30 million men in the U.S. or about 10.4%, at any one time may experience erectile dysfunction.
  • Primary Erectile Dysfunction: Never before had an erection.
  • Secondary Erectile Dysfunction: Ability to have an erection and intercourse in the past but cannot now.
  • Rapid Ejaculation: Ejaculation that occurs immediately upon entry or when becoming sexually aroused.
  • Ejaculatory Incompetence: Inability to ejaculate even when the penis is erect and sufficiently stimulated.
  • Primary Ejaculatory Incompetence: Never being able to ejaculate.
  • Secondary Ejaculatory Incompetence: Formerly able to ejaculate but cannot now.
  • Retarded Ejaculation: Ejaculation occurs but takes a long period of time.
  • Retrograde Ejaculation: The bladder neck does not close off during orgasm, and semen is pushed backwards into the bladder where it mixes with urine.
  • Dyspareunia: Painful intercourse occurring anytime during intercourse or even after intercourse.
  • Hypoactive Sexual Desire: Loss of interest and pleasure in what were formerly arousing sexual stimuli.
  • Sexual Aversion: Avoidance of or exaggerated fears toward sexual expression.

 
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