How to treat orgasmic disorders? Western medicine has methods for treating orgasmic disorders

Western medicine treatment for orgasmic disorders

This disease should be mainly treated with psychological therapy, and can be treated with sexual concentration exercises and other therapies.

1. Psychological therapy: Firstly, understand the patient's views on sex, teach physiological and psychological health knowledge of sexual anatomy, reduce sexual concerns, and change traditional concepts, marital relationship patterns, and sexual habits. Deepen the correct understanding of sexual life, so that it can be confirmed that sexual life is a joint activity between husband and wife, rather than an activity where the man participates or replaces the woman.

2. Sexy concentration exercise: Through the contact of spouses and the friction between their hands, the joy of the body can be enhanced, and the response to orgasm can be experienced through mutual stimulation, gradually shifting to sexual activity. Before sexual intercourse, increasing non genital stimulation promotes emotions and feelings of experience. After both parties are mentally and physically prepared, sexual intercourse begins. During sexual intercourse, the patient continues to contact each other in a pleasant manner. This method is the foundation for reducing anxiety, enhancing feelings, and transitioning from verbal communication to nonverbal communication. It is worth noting that orgasm is a natural psychophysiological response to increased sexual excitement in neuromuscular tissues. If sexual activity is carried out in a pleasant atmosphere, orgasm will naturally occur, which is crucial for patients. One successful attempt can permanently change sexual dysfunction

3. Other methods: marriage therapy, reading therapy, relaxation training for communication, systematic conceptualization, sensory awareness method, sexual feedback training, combined with homework practice, etc. The expected goal of treatment is not simply to increase the frequency of sexual climax, but to focus on resolving conflicts between couples, alleviating deep-seated problems within the family, balancing family power and control needs, transferring sexual pleasure techniques and sexual intercourse scenarios, improving psychological arousal levels, and enabling couples to enjoy sexual activity as the goal.