Common Sexual Concerns
The content of this section
has been designed for consumers to gain some sexual health information which may be useful to assist them in being able to discuss their concerns with a doctor or health professional.
It has been reviewed and approved by Impotence Australia (1800 800 614) and Healthpac Medical Centre.
(Impotence Australia is an independent, not-for-profit consumer organisation that supports the development of resources aimed at reduces distress of people with sexual concerns or difficulties)
Generally Males Sexual Conditions mainly fall within three categories:
Generally Females Sexual Conditions mainly fall within three categories:
For many people having sexual concern causes distress. Sexual concerns are common and luckily most are treatable. Sexual concerns often cause stress to a relationships. Some common feelings people with sexual concerns or their partners may have are isolation, depressed or frustrated. Often by the time people seek help their relationship is in a crisis or strained.
Sexual concerns cannot be separated from the relationship and sometimes a person’s sexual concern can be a result from a sexual problem their partner is or had been having. It is suggested for people in a relationship, where possible, for the couple to see the doctor together and discuss their concerns.
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Definition of Sexual Health (by the World Health Organisation):
is a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality; it is not merely the absence of disease, dysfunction or infirmity
