(082) More than 75% of Female Sexual Dysfunctions can be Prevented if The Partner is Treated, but That's The Main Problem

Abstract Introduction Premature Ejaculation (PE) is ejaculation that always or nearly occurs prior to within about one minute of vaginal penetration, together with the inability retard ejaculation. There are multiple factors consider and not all sexologists, psychologists, therapists agree definitions presently found in sexual literature. This makes it difficult have clear statistics incidence, prevalence, frequency this disorder. On other hand, Female Orgasmic Disorder (FOD) defined as difficulty, delay, for a woman reach orgasm encounter reduced and/or intensity orgasm. includes anorgasmia 50% encounters fewer. While PE Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) usually described separately medical literature, we both sexological literature practice women FOD FSD frequently partners men PE. Nationally speaking, general which secondary partner during women’s reproductive years has been reported run between 35-50%. Objective We report very high incidence male dysfunction (MSD) their our area, mainly Latino-American population, analyze possible reasons incidence. Methods Review more than 5,000 charts. Looking MSD. Results Of total number FSD, around 48% happening after less. For under 3 minutes, percentage increased 66.3%, 5 minutes 79.6%. It important keep mind may FOD, her ejaculating too quickly achieve orgasm, while does meet criteria If took longer 1 ejaculate, would be per ISSM definition. was present 40% cases. In 22 therapy, couples attended centers treatment less 10. Curiously, problem affects large couples, considered situation deserving treatment, especially by partners. Conclusions never before, MSD partner. discussed complexity definition need account average time needs arousal only ejaculate indicator want emphasize fact proportion condition take an attitude denial, respective female passive tolerant response, detriment relationship hypoactive desire Disclosure No