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Male Sexual Anhedonia

male sexual anhedonia; does anyone out their have any real answers or solutions. please help
Mon, 13 Dec 2010
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Hello David,

Male Sexual Anhedonia usually refers to ejaculatory andehonia (no pleasure of orgasm), but can also refer to lack of sensation or pleasure during masturbation or intercourse.

Whilst there are some physiological issues which can cause this condition it is most usually connected to a psychological or emotional issue. As with most sexual problems which are related to emotional/ psychological issues Sexual Anhedonia is often a response to trauma, emotionally difficult childhood experiences/ upbringing, or sexual repression. It can also be linked to obsessive compulsive behaviour or depressions, bot of which can bring about general anhedonia (lack of joy in many areas of life, which extends to sexual experience).

It is very useful for people with this condition to consult a Psychosexual Therapist, who can both make appropriate medical referrals and help with the psychological and emotional roots of the condition.

Whilst it is often tempting to try to 'deal with the problem alone' reaching out for professional help can in and of itself be therapeutic, as experienced or self-enforced emotional isolation and lack of intimacy can sometimes be a contributing factors in Sexual Anhedonia.

For more information on the matter or to discuss this, or any other psychotherapy/ psychosexual based issue, please e-mail me through my website

www.gyanchand.org

or directly at
shanta@gyanchand.org

Best Regards

Shanta Gyanchand
Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist
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Hi,

Find answer to your problem in this link: http://www.healthcaremagic.com/articles/Male-Orgasm/7407

 

Male sexual anhedonia is a condition where the males have an erection and ejaculation but do not have an orgasm. ANHEDONIA in itself is a condition of not finding happiness or pleasure in events that are normally pleasurable. This may include things like eating, exercise, and social or sexual interaction. It is often considered as a symptom of depression, schizophrenia and other mental disorders.

 


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Male Sexual Anhedonia

Hello David, Male Sexual Anhedonia usually refers to ejaculatory andehonia (no pleasure of orgasm), but can also refer to lack of sensation or pleasure during masturbation or intercourse. Whilst there are some physiological issues which can cause this condition it is most usually connected to a psychological or emotional issue. As with most sexual problems which are related to emotional/ psychological issues Sexual Anhedonia is often a response to trauma, emotionally difficult childhood experiences/ upbringing, or sexual repression. It can also be linked to obsessive compulsive behaviour or depressions, bot of which can bring about general anhedonia (lack of joy in many areas of life, which extends to sexual experience). It is very useful for people with this condition to consult a Psychosexual Therapist, who can both make appropriate medical referrals and help with the psychological and emotional roots of the condition. Whilst it is often tempting to try to deal with the problem alone reaching out for professional help can in and of itself be therapeutic, as experienced or self-enforced emotional isolation and lack of intimacy can sometimes be a contributing factors in Sexual Anhedonia. For more information on the matter or to discuss this, or any other psychotherapy/ psychosexual based issue, please e-mail me through my website www.gyanchand.org or directly at shanta@gyanchand.org Best Regards Shanta Gyanchand Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist