SEXUAL PROBLEMS & SEXUAL PLEASURE

Common male sexual difficulties include:

  • Erection problems & unreliable erections (sometimes known as erectile dysfunction)

  • Low or loss of sexual desire

  • Anorgasmia - difficulties with having orgasm

  • Rapid and delayed ejaculation

  • Painful sex - sometimes known as anodyspareunia. When anal sex is painful

Common female sexual difficulties include:

  • Loss of sexual desire

  • Painful sex (also known as dyspareunia)

  • Vaginismus - difficulties with vaginal penetration. The pelvic muscles tighten when you try to insert something. Sometimes also known as genito-pelvic pain & penetration disorder

  • Anorgasmia - difficulty having orgasms

As an integrated, sex positive clinical sexologist, I look at the whole picture, exploring:

Heterosexual couple having sexual pleasure. Treatment for sexual difficulties

  • Medical & hormonal

  • Psychological

  • Sexual & erotic

  • Relationships

  • Your wider life & your life history

  • Expectations and social norms around sex

Treatment can include:

  • A non-judgemental, accepting, sex positive space. Just having supportive space to explore the difficulties you’ve been having can be hugely beneficial.

  • Use of medications such as PDE5 inhibitors - tadalafil, sildenafil

  • Use of hormones - testosterone replacement (TRT), HRT, MHT

  • Use of injections - caverject or invicorp

  • Use of locally applied treatment - hormone gels, urethral cream, sprays.

  • Shockwave treatment

  • Sex & Relationship Therapy

Sex doctor, clinical sexologist, space to talk about sex
Testosterone for sexual difficulties - men and women
Medical and sex therapy treatments for sexual difficulties.

Who do I see?

I’m experienced in both men and women’s health as well as LGBTQ+ health.

I’m trained in and aware of all possible diversities of gender, sexuality and relationships. So whoever you are, whoever you love, whatever kind of relationship (or not) you have, and whatever you are facing I will be comfortable helping you.

However, unfortunately I’m not a gender specialist and therefore I’m not qualified to assess for gender incongruence, gender dysphoria or initiate or change medical gender affirming care.