SEXUAL DISORDER

1. DELAYED EJACULATION
2. ERICTILE DISORDER
3. FEMALE ORGASMIC DISORDER
4. FEMALE SEXUAL INTEREST/ AROUSAL DISORDER
5. GENITO PELVIC / PENTRATION DISORDER
6. MALE HYPO ACTIVE SEXUAL DISORDER
7. PREMATURE
8. VOYEURISTIC DISORDER
9. EXHIBIONISTIC DISORDER
10.FROTTEURISTIC DISORDER
11.SEXUAL MASOCHISM DISORDER
12.SEXUAL SADISM DISORDER
13.PEDOPHILIC DISORDER
14.FETISHISTIC DISORDER
15.TRANSVESTIC DISORDER
16.GENDER DYSPHORIA

Philia refers to a strong attraction or liking, and para indicates the attraction is abnormal. P

Lifelong refers to a chronic condition that is present during a person’s entire sexual life; acquired
refers to a disorder that begins after sexual activity has been relatively normal.

generalized, occurring every time the individual attempts sex, or they can be situational,
occurring with some partners or at certain times but not with other partners or at other times.

m retrograde ejaculation, in which ejaculatory fluids travel backward into the bladder rather
than forward. This phenomenon is almost always caused by the effects of certain drugs or a
coexisting medical condition and should not be confused with delayed ejaculation.

s vaginismus, in which the pelvic muscles in the outer third of the vagina undergo involuntary
spasms when intercourse is attempted
 The human sexual response cycle

1. DELAYED EJACULATION
The key feature of Delayed Ejaculation (DE) is the persistent or recurrent difficulty or inability to achieve
ejaculation, despite adequate sexual stimulation. In delayed ejaculation, there is a prolonged period of
sexual activity before ejaculation, and in some cases, it may not occur at all. This delay is beyond what
would typically be expected for the individual or the situation, and it causes distress or frustration.
Delayed ejaculation can manifest in various ways, such as difficulty reaching orgasm during sexual
activity, an extended period of sexual activity without reaching climax, or the inability to ejaculate
despite a strong desire to do so. It's important to note that occasional instances of delayed ejaculation
are not uncommon, and many factors, including stress or fatigue, can contribute to temporary delays.
However, when the delay is persistent and causes distress, it may be diagnosed as a sexual dysfunction
known as Delayed Ejaculation.