Male Sexual Dysfunction

Abstract

Although sexual dysfunction problems are more common in women than in men, almost everywhere in the world, men are more likely to seek help. Most rely on their own strength, search for help over the Internet, seek for solutions, search for charlatans, and unproven treatments. Experts' help does not seek, as they are justified, considering that the doctor will be embarrassed, that the doctor has no time or that he does not actually have a cure for these problems. People know little about how to help in the case of sexual problems and most of them just heard for only drug registered for erectile dysfunction and often do not know that there are other treatment options and medications for other sexual problems. The most common sexual problems in men are premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, reduced sexual desire and postponed ejaculation. Other problems (eg different paraphilias, anorgasms, anejaculation, sexual addiction) are much less frequent. Goetz Egloff1*, Isabella Bender2, and Jasmin Roemer3