Sexual problems are pretty common among both men and women of older ages. Around 31% of men and 43% of women suffer from some kind of sexual dysfunction. It isn’t just a problem of the elderly but many younger men also suffer from it. Unfortunately, not many people are easy on talking about such problems. Any topic related to sex and sexual problems are considered taboo in some parts of the world, especially in India, “the land of Kamasutra”. The condition becomes even worse when it comes to male sexual health. Men are much more reluctant to any kind of help, this is also true when it comes to seeking help from health professionals. Social stereotypes and ideologies about masculinity have been associated with this condition.
In fact, most of the time women are considered responsible for infertility when in fact, the responsibility is shared.
According to a survey done on 304 men, occupational stress was linked to be the cause for sexual dysfunction and almost 93% of the volunteers reported some sort of sexual problem, whether occasional or otherwise. However, neither the person nor the family doctor was easy talking about it.
So what needs to be done in such a situation?
A number of things can be done to deal with such situations like spreading awareness about the male sexual health, family physicians should be more open to discussing these problems with men and social and family support could lead to an early recognition of male sexual problems.
from myUpchar.com के स्वास्थ्य संबंधी लेख
via https://www.myupchar.com/en/sexual-health/mens-sexual-problems-and-solutions-in-hindi
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