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 Over 40?
Impotence. Lack of desire. Inhibited performance. For older adults
these are problems of epidemic proportions that seldom were discussed
let alone treated. Then along came a little blue pill called Viagra
and suddenly everyone—even former Presidential candidates—were abuzz.
Medical researchers and sex therapists have known it for years.
More than half of all males become sexually impotent occasionally.
1 in 8 experience chronic impotence. Among women, loss of desire
is a common complaint. So are symptoms of pain or discomfort during
intercourse. These conditions are common and occur with increasing
frequency with individuals aged 40 and over.
For many, the most crucial and difficult step to recovery is
admitting there is a problem and becoming willing to seek outside
assistance. What can be done? In addition to pharmacological
solutions, various techniques and exercises can enhance a person’s
ability to perform sexually well into middle-age and beyond. So can
reducing stress and anxiety by obtaining a better understanding of
the physical changes that can affect one’s sex life due to the natural
aging process. At SECS Dr. Dauw deals with five specific problem areas:
- Premature ejaculation
- Primary impotence
- Secondary impotence
- Lack of desire
- Inhibited ejaculation
If you are currently experiencing any of these conditions, you are urged to contact SECS to discuss your situation in confidence. Help is available. It is up to you to reach out and ask for it.
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