Do I have a Sexual Problem?
Only you can answer this question. Don’t listen to your friends. Don’t base your perceptions of “normal” on television shows, movies, or articles in men’s magazines. Certainly don’t compare yourself to the porn stars. You will have a major complex.
Don’t worry about “size”. Life has enough stresses.
The only important questions are: Am I happy? Is my partner happy?
If the answers to the above are “yes” and “yes”, then consider yourself cured. When both parties in a relationship are satisfied with their sex lives, then we believe that things are perfect, and questions such as “how fast?” or “how big?” are irrelevant. The only issue that matters is satisfaction. Though we would love to meet you, we have to admit that you likely don’t need our services.
If, however, after having sex you tend to feel let down, ashamed, embarrassed or angry with yourself, then you should be trying to improve your situation. Your partner, no matter how supportive, will certainly suffer along with you, mostly through your reaction to the situation. If you find that you would rather avoid sex in order to save yourself the emotional fallout, then your relationship is certainly suffering.
If you sense your partner is disappointed with your sex life, then make an effort to talk about their feelings more openly, so you can more effectively seek the best help both for yourself, and for your relationship.
Medications for Sexual Problems
Studies have shown that even after men get up the nerve to speak to their physician about erectile dysfunction, a very high percentage of these men who are given a prescription to treat their condition do not fill the prescription. Embarassment is cited as one of the main reasons for this breakdown in the treatment process.
At Ontario Men's Health we offer you, as a client, the convenience of choice between taking your prescription to your local pharmacy, or of arranging to have your medication brought to the clinic for you. Many men appreciate the extra privacy offered. Prescriptions for injectable medication to treat Erectile Dysfunction are conveniently available through Ontario Men's Health as well.
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Premature Ejaculation is the number one male sexual concern with an estimated 30% of men complaining of significant Premature Ejaculation, and many more experiencing the problem from time to time. Often though, Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation occur together.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is defined by the inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough to allow for satisfactory sexual relations some or all of the time. This is of course very relative. Everyone will have their own idea of what is satisfactory. Your partner’s opinion also counts for a lot.
More and more Ontario Men have questions about Testosterone Treatment and/or Testosterone Therapy. And they wonder whether various symptoms they are experiencing could be related to Andropause, and if they would be improved with Testosterone Treatment.
When considering whether you experience Low Sex Drive, try to take your penis out of the equation. Ask yourself how much your brain tells you that having sex would be a nice thing. How often do you think of sex? Do the same things that used to arouse your mind still do it for you?