Dyspareunia (pain during intercourse) occurs in both men and women. Often it can be attributed to local pathology and then encoded accordingly. However, in some cases, obvious causes are not detected and emotional factors may be important. This category should be used only if there is no other primary sexual dysfunction (for example, vanigism or […]

The spasm surrounding the vagina muscles, causing occlusion of its opening. The introduction of the penis is either impossible or painful. Vaginismus may be a secondary reaction to locally caused pain, in which case this rubric should not be used. Diagnostic criteria. Vaginismus, i.e., spasm of the perivaginal musculature, is manifested in one of the […]

1. Rare sexual intercourse leading to sexual abstinence and physiologically induced anxiety. 2. Anxiety and fear during sexual intercourse, related either to external factors or to the man’s anxiety and concern about the possible dissatisfaction of his partner, as well as the problems of marital relations. 3. The habit of a quick onset of ejaculation […]

The inability to control ejaculation to the extent sufficient for both partners to receive satisfaction from sexual intercourse. Excluded: – premature ejaculation due to diseases of the male genital organs; – premature ejaculation due to organic brain damage. Absolute acceleration of ejaculation Diagnostic criteria: the duration of sexual intercourse is less than one minute (less […]

The inability to experience orgasm during coitus is the most common complaint of women. This is understandable, since from the anatomical point of view, coitus is not the most successful way to excite the region of the clitoris. Psychologically, sexual intercourse should be regarded as extremely exciting and emotionally attractive. However, coital stimulation of the […]

It includes several successive stages: 1) achieving orgasm during masturbation; 2) orgasm in the presence of a partner through clitoral stimulation; 3) orgasm during intercourse; 4) reception “bridge”. The basic principle of achieving orgasm is to increase sexual arousal while weakening its suppression. An effective way to ease suppression is masturbation, which a woman spends […]

Survey. Persons of both sexes undergo a standard sexological examination. Particular attention is paid to the collection of sexological history (features of psychosexual development, sexual debut, subsequent experience, understanding of the norm, physiology and psychology of sexual life, identifying latent trends of sexual desire, finding out the presence of orgasm with other types of stimulation […]

In neurotic suppression of orgasm, orgasmic dysfunction in women is more often secondary, developing after a period of relatively normal sexual functioning. In these cases, sexual desire persists for a long time or slightly decreases, and the erogenous zones are sensitive. Women celebrate erotic dreams with orgasm, masturbation orgasm is possible. The disorder is relative, […]

Male orgasm has a short-term (pikoobrazny) character, after which a refractory period usually occurs. Only some young men have practically no period of sexual non-irritability, which allows them to continue sexual intercourse after ejaculation and achieve a new orgasm. The orgasm in men differs from the female orgasm in the presence of two stages. In […]

Orgasm in women differs in the following characteristics: 1. By source: a) coital (during sexual intercourse); b) extracoital (without intercourse): – during sleep (more often with erotic dreams); – during masturbation; – during petting; – random (at the height of emotional experiences or with a strong general vibration). 2. By localization: a) clitoral; b) vaginal; […]