There are several causes of sensual dysfunction in men, the many
symptoms of which include lack of desire, inability to release, delayed or
early release and inability to become hard. Often, the cause is physical in
nature; a host of underlying health conditions can negatively impact the male organ’s
ability to do its thing. Doctors generally seek out a physical source for
sensual dysfunction first. If none is identified, they will likely begin
considering potential psychological issues. Since sensual activity is an
important part of both overall well-being for most men and of male organ health, it’s important for
those affected with sensual dysfunction to seek treatment.Some common
psychological factors that may impair sensual function include depression,
anxiety and stress. But there are other causes potentially related to past
trauma or relationship troubles that men should be aware of. Below, men can
learn about two forms of sensual dysfunction that may be rooted in the past or
related to present fears that need to be addressed.
Male
Release Disorder
Men with male release disorder either
take a very long time to achieve release during sensual contact or are unable
to altogether. In order to count as a psychological disorder, this sensual
dysfunction has to cause a man significant distress. Many men with the
condition feel anxiety, guilt or shame around their release difficulties.
Male release disorder, when
psychologically rooted, can be caused by common depression, anxiety and stress.
Other precipitating psychological factors include:
- Relationship issues with a particular
sensual partner
- Past trauma involving sensual
activity, such as forced activity or abuse
- An upbringing heavy on sensual taboos
- Fear of getting a partner pregnant
- Fear of catching a partner-transmitted
infection
Treating these deep-rooted problems is
best done with the help of a trained therapist. Relationship counseling may
help couples who are having issues. A therapist can also help men work through
fears, guilt and shame that may exist around lovemaking.
Another method of treatment involves a
form of therapy in which a couple takes steps toward release during sensual
activity. The couple starts by working toward the man achieving release with
his partner from non-penetration; then, they work on his ability to release on
the outside of the female organ (or buttocks); finally, they work up to
finishing internally.
Sensual
Aversion Disorder
Sensual aversion disorder is more than a
lack of desire to make love. The latter can occur for several reasons, from low
levels of male hormone to simply being tired. When a man has sensual aversion
disorder, his lack of desire is bound up with negative emotions about sensual
contact, such as disgust, shame or guilt. Men with the condition may suffer
panic attacks or high levels of anxiety when in sensual situations.
This condition may be a lifelong
phenomenon or may occur after a traumatic incident. It might manifest
consistently with all potential sensual partners, or be limited to one or some.
The psychological causes of sensual aversion disorder are mostly the same as
those for male release disorder: relationship problems, cultural taboos and
traumatic events such as abuse. Psychotherapy and couples counseling are usual
methods of treatment.
Getting
in Touch with the Male Organ
While pursuing therapy, men with one of
the above conditions might want to take some time to get in touch with their
male organs in an effort to build comfort with their bodies. At the same time,
they can improve overall organ health by applying a male organ health crème (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). While certainly not a treatment
for deep-seated psychological issues around lovemaking, applying the lotion
every day can get a man used to regular touch. The product also contains Shea
butter and vitamin E, which keep the skin smooth and soft, making it more
inviting.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on
most common member health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and
what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer
who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to
numerous websites.